2013 series on World War II under fire for depiction of Polish resistance movement; German ZDF broadcaster ordered to publish apology on website

Holocaust museum says decision ‘a real threat to academic and press freedom’ after researchers were censured for harming honor of man they said helped kill Jews in WWII

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas says that while Holocaust 'rightly takes the central place in our memory, there are still gaps elsewhere' including suffering of Poles in WWII

Court rules Barbara Engelking and Jan Grabowski disseminated false information and harmed the honor of a man they said helped kill Jews in WWII; his niece brought the suit

Historians say lawsuit is attempt to discredit their findings and discourage other researchers from investigating the truth about Polish involvement in mass murder of Jews

Zoo says Teresa Zabinska-Zawadzki 'talked with pride about her parents and their heroism' made famous in 'The Zookeeper's Wife'

Poland's Supreme Court rules in favor of Australian Ann Drillich, who claimed neighbor who saved her mother from Nazis later betrayed family and gave away their property

Przemysław Czernek named in cabinet reshuffle; last year said monument denoting places where Poles killed Jews during and after WWII was 'slander' and 'anti-Polish'

Wladyslaw Szpilman’s experiences during WWII inspired Oscar-winning movie; priciest lot is a Steinway piano

Andrzej Duda says no reparations for assets seized from Jews during World War II; Sunday vote seen as populism test in Europe, with campaign that has seen strains of anti-Semitism