Die Partei leader Martin Sonneborn accused of breaking taboos, seeking 'provocation'

Arolsen Archives makes available details and artifacts of about 2.2 million people, including Nazi concentration camp prisoner cards and death notices

Verena Bahlsen says she 'deeply regrets' claim her company treated forced laborers 'well' in WWII; company employed around 200 forced laborers, mostly women, between 1943 and 1945

Handwritten document from 1936 sarcastically expresses support for Austrian discrimination against Jews, also takes a poke at US university quotas for Jewish students

Esther Hayut says judicial institutions can't 'withstand every attack'; PM said to be seeking legislation that would shatter judicial oversight

Hermann Stieve kept tissue samples taken from hundreds of female resistance fighters killed in Berlin prison for his medical research;

After fleeing Germany aged 12, he joined US forces in WWII where he fought at Remagen and played a key role in Counter Intelligence Corps, helping root out hardline Nazis

Lutheran program aimed to eliminate all Jewish influence from Christian life in Germany, including deleting references to Jews in the Bible

Hermann Stieve kept tissue samples taken from 300 female resistance fighters killed in Berlin prison for his research on human reproduction

As those who suffered through Nazi death camp pass away, the living vow to keep telling their stories to younger generations