Museum show explores the careers and works of many who figured on a list of 'Divinely Gifted' artists, compiled in 1944 on behalf of Hitler and Goebbels

The trials of a 96-year-old woman and a 100-year-old man are set to begin this fall; nine other investigations are ongoing, along with six more preliminary probes

Suspect is charged with 3,518 counts of accessory to murder, stands accused of working for SS at the Sachsenhausen camp in 1942-1945

Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff supplied a list of 50 suspected war criminals decades ago, but successive governments keep classified the immigration documents that could implicate them

Public prosecutor cites insufficient evidence of war crimes by Friedrich Karl Berger, who has admitted guarding prisoners in a concentration camp 'not used for systematic killing'

Friedrich Karl Berger was extradited from the US to Germany in February, accused by the US Justice Department of complicity in the deaths of Neuengamme concentration camp prisoners

But ruling says there's 'a high degree of probability' that Harry S. is guilty of aiding and abetting the murder of hundreds of Stutthof prisoners

After once shelving investigation, German prosecutors say they'll take another look at Friedrich Karl Berger's case now that he is back in the country

Friedrich Karl Berger, who was living in Tennessee, served as an armed guard at Neuengamme Concentration Camp in 1945; Germany unlikely to try him, citing insufficient evidence

Bernd Wollschlaeger says he didn't know the enormity of his father's crimes until he visited Yad Vashem, but after converting and serving in the IDF, has found a way to forgive him