Items valued at over $150 million belonged to billionaire whose German husband took over property seized from Jews; Christie's says proceeds going to charity, Holocaust education

Set to premiere on May 1, 8-part series centers on anti-Nazi resistance activities of Miep and Jan Gies, whose sacrifices - and heroism - extended beyond the 'Secret Annex'

Research finds that under threat of being sent to concentration camps, Jewish businesspeople sold companies to Heidi Horten's husband in 1930s below market value

Famous physicist spent six months in coastal resort of De Haan, walking the promenade, enjoying a morning coffee and playing violin with the queen, despite a Nazi price on his head

World Jewish Congress 'troubled' by 'abrupt' decision to fire Neil Barofsky and Ira Forman, tasked with exploring bank's alleged servicing of accounts belonging to Nazi officials

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

Ombudsman found 99 accounts of senior Nazi officials in Germany and members of Nazi-affiliated groups in Argentina before being 'inexplicably terminated,' according to report

When Israeli-born Yarden Fried marries in May, she'll wear a dress made from pina, traditional Philippines fabric linking to her German-born grandfather's Holocaust-era journey

The genocide was more than a specific, contained, monstrous event. It was the successful culmination of six decades of fervent European efforts to rid the continent of its Jews

Nazis confined up to 450,000 Jews in area of just over 3 square kilometers; in April 1943 hundreds of Jewish fighters rose up, preferring to die fighting than in gas chambers