Ahead of Jerusalem gathering to mark Auschwitz liberation, European Jewish Congress head says Jew hatred best fought with 'fear' of a future tragedy

Left-wing group says container it placed outside German parliament holds remains of death camp victims; activists say stunt deeply disrespectful to victims and families

Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Eastern Europe director calls planned legislation an 'outrage' and the 'final stage of a long attempt to whitewash massive complicity' in murders

Simon Wiesenthal Center official calls proposed legislation the 'final stage of a long attempt to whitewash massive complicity by Lithuanians' in Nazi murder of country's Jews

Ambassadors of the two countries decry the glorification of wartime Ukrainian nationalists 'who promoted... ethnic cleansing' of Jews and Poles

New book details how unmarried women were tricked into showing up for deportation, and follows the few who managed against all odds to survive three long years of hell on earth

Anti-Defamation League to prepare coursework; probe finds training instructor encouraged gesture, said unaware of racial implications

Jewish German refugee translated during interrogations of Nazi leaders including Hermann Goering and Auschwitz commander Rudolf Höss

Szczecin city architect tells Jewish woman who asked to commemorate her father with 'Stolpersteine' that passersby might think the perpetrators of the Nazi crimes were Poles

Gathering in cities around the world to light candles together, those who survived seek to share horrors and stories of resilience