In the final days of 1941, Romanian authorities massacred 40,000 Jews in a chapter of the genocide in which 420,000 Jews were killed in 'broad daylight' with collaborators' help

Event pays tribute to Samuel del Campo, who issued passports to Polish and Romanian Jews in the Chernivtsi ghetto, giving them protection from Nazi deportation

In Radu Jude's 'Bad Luck Banging,' a teacher's online sex clip gets parents riled up, and they soon let the worst fly in a cartoonish indictment of society

Law to come into effect in 2023; nationalist lawmaker says legislation is unnecessary, falsely claiming Romania hasn’t seen a single 'serious antisemitic case' in 20 years

Vainer was in charge of shrinking community, along with 86 synagogues and over 850 cemeteries; established warm relationships across political parties

Jews who lived in Nazi-occupied Romania, southern France also to get monthly stipends for 1st time; Claims Conference: 'For many survivors the funds will relieve crushing poverty'

In 'The Almost Legendary Morris Sisters,' Julie Klam travels the globe to separate the truth from the lore about her grandmother's 4 philanthropic chain-smoking millionaire cousins

Official leading fight against antisemitism says parliamentary meeting before massacre's survivors 'is laying the foundations for a truth-based reconciliation' with country's past

President attends business conference, addresses memorial ceremony for 7 people killed in an IDF helicopter training accident in 2010

Yitzhak Artzi recognized for his role as head of the Jewish resistance in Romania, where he smuggled thousands of children out of Transnistria