New multi-disciplinary volume probes Holocaust massacre images taken on Šķēde Beach, where 2,749 Jewish women, men, and children were murdered by German and Latvian firing squads

Grave contains victims of 1941 massacre in Liepāja that was filmed by a German soldier; Jewish museum director says site should be marked as a memorial

Karen Frostig's 'Locker of Memory' project unites Jungfernhof survivors and descendants, officials in Latvia, around Holocaust 'memory work' including plan for on-site memorial

New measures from Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to take effect September 19; Estonian PM: 'We believe that this is becoming a serious threat to our public security'

Leaders visit Borodyanka, where evidence of alleged Russian atrocities was found: 'This is where the dark side of humankind has shown its face,' Lithuanian president says

In Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Russian belligerence has some worried they could be in Kremlin's sight, with tensions bringing back memories of dictatorship and oppression

Parliament approves spending $45 million over ten years on the country's Jewish community of 9,500, provide social and material assistance to survivors

Schalke supporters, working with the Gelsenkirchen municipality, local historians, and Jewish community, bring attention to deportation of 500 Jews to Nazi-ruled Latvian ghetto

Parliament brands payment 'goodwill compensation' rather than reparations, with the bill placing the blame for WWII theft of Jewish property on Nazis and Communists

Following allegations that Briviba Square honored Latvian soldiers part of Nazi SS forces, site will get new name and plaque about 'Latvian Beehive' will be removed