Bruno Dey, 93, was convicted last month of 5,232 counts of accessory to murder, equal to the number believed killed at Stutthof camp during his service there in 1944-45

Beloved performer dies 9 days after birthday; her Jewish father fled Italy when Mussolini passed racial laws; she was saved by fake document her mother procured

Family of biochemist and tabletop designer Martha Nierenberg, 96, says they'll continue legal battle for art collection, stolen by the Nazis and still held by Hungary

Efraim Zuroff and Ruta Vanagaite chronicle a partnership and budding friendship as they seek to convince her countrymen to face a genocide perpetrated in part by their forebears

From September tens of thousands of Israelis will be eligible following change in law; government says measure 'in line with Austria’s ongoing endeavor for reconciliation'

Show has drawn criticism in the past from some Jewish groups for its premise and for its portrayal of the Holocaust

Memorial recounts the story of Chiune Sugihara, who issued transit visas to nearly 6,000 Jewish refugees without his government's approval, allowing them to escape the Nazis

Salo Muller demands compensation from Deutsche Bahn after successful campaign against Dutch railway for making millions of dollars in today's terms for sending Jews to their death

A true-life psychological thriller reports on 'Mio' Meidad's undercover mission, without backup, to exact justice -- and foil a German plan to give Nazis amnesty

Jokes about the Holocaust have the potential to go very, very wrong, but they also can challenge, enrich, and preserve history