After white-supremacist's targeting of shul in Halle in 2019, many smaller communities still struggle to maintain security, fight for funds from the government

Project by Ukrainian Holocaust memorial center newly identifies hundreds killed by Nazis in one of war's worst massacres, giving some solace to surviving descendants

Mayor of Haarlem grants Darryl Danchelo Osenga, who is known by his stage name Insayno, the title of city poet, sparking passionate protests

'The Secrets We Keep,' based on a war crime that took place in eastern Romania, grapples with WWII trauma from a rare perspective

Cosmetics firm removes item from catalog of products named for inspiring women, after it's accused of disrespecting the iconic teenage Jewish diarist

'The Crucifixion,' by Hungary-born George Mayer-Marton, has been left on a disused wall of Church of the Holy Rosary; now his great-nephew is hoping to see it preserved

Holocaust knowledge particularly low in New York, despite state having the largest population of Jews in the US

Shortly before World War II ended, more than 1,000 forced laborers, mainly non-Jews, were gunned down and burned in a barn at Gardelegen

Irene and Helga Bejach, part of the Kindertransport rescue mission from Nazi Germany, took shelter with the British family during WWII

New York Times recounts history of almost 1,000 Jews fleeing the Nazis who became the only refugees accepted by Washington during World War II