Government-funded group is backing private suit against 2 researchers over claim in their historical work that a local wartime hero was also complicit in murder of dozens of Jews

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

Jan Grabowski and Barbara Engelking were sued for revisiting post-WWII claim against Malinowo mayor Edward Malinowski

Publishers won't hold publicity campaign for translation of Hitler's 1925 book and have set a high price to ensure it isn't widely accessible

Graffiti removed shortly after it is discovered; Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum says incident is 'painful'

Personal items discovered during pre-construction ‘rescue’ excavations recall lives of 180,000 Jews murdered at former Nazi death camp

Survivor and president of the From the Depths Holocaust commemoration group says 'unacceptable' reference by Quebonafide 'trivializes our common history'

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

While recent Independence Day celebrations saw xenophobic displays, Michał Laszczkowski and a group of Scouts -- who have never met a Jew -- use day to restore national history

New proposal to be put forward by right-wing government expected to include call for ban on export of kosher, halal meat