Anatoliy Daron, who recently died in US at 94, fled two Nazi massacres, lost his job in the Doctors' Plot, then, while living in a cramped shared flat, invented Sputnik's engine

87-year-old Elizaveta Yakovlevna Bursova, who survived WWII hiding in the Urals and later became a sharpshooter for her country's military: 'This symbol unites our whole society'

Annual 'Your Highness Grandmother' event on hiatus until it's safe for spunky Russian-speaking grandmothers to strut their stuff again on stage

After Cathedral of Russian Armed Forces almost unveiled a mural of late dictator on June 22, Moscow-born former MK Ksenia Svetlova explores a troubling new trend of Stalin worship

Exhibit, which features images of Red Army soldiers in the Nazi capital, moves online as the coronavirus pandemic shutters cultural institutions worldwide

Founded in 1989, Project Kesher aimed to help Jews who chose to remain in Ukraine, Russia and Belarus

Grammy-nominated project reaches Tel Aviv, revives songs describing hardships of Jews being persecuted during World War II

Politician was staunch supporter of Soviet Jews and helped to secure release of high-profile dissidents in 1987; was targeted in Palestinian terrorist plot

Hundreds parade in Haifa to mark World War II victory over the Nazi regime 74 years ago

Author Boris Fishman shares real and metaphoric recipes for healing multi-generational trauma and strained relationships as he recalls his family's journey from Belarus to the US