Historian says that Berlin's focus on invoking responsibility for WWII may have prevented important self-criticism over ties with Putin

Refugee situation expected to worsen as Russian assault intensifies, particularly toward Kyiv; largest number of Ukrainians crossing border head to neighboring Poland

Prized painting 'Bild mit Haeusern' by Wassily Kandinsky returns to the descendants of Jewish art collector Emmanuel Lewenstein

British defense secretary Ben Wallace compares Western efforts to prevent Russian invasion of Ukraine to failed 1938 agreement with Nazi Germany

Culture minister rejects Holocaust denial accusation; Jewish activist says project should go ahead and include exhibit on Jews killed during war

Filmmaker Daniel Sivan talks about the discovery and making of 'Camp Confidential,' currently shortlisted for the Academy Awards

Ambo Anthos says it should have taken a more 'critical stance' before publishing book that said a Jewish notary betrayed Jewish diarist, in findings criticized by experts

In 'Nazis of Copley Square,' historian Charles R. Gallagher argues that the widely overlooked Christian Front posed a true threat - and he's got newly released intel to prove it

Online exhibition by Yad Vashem, open from January 27, highlights the accounts of 14 survivors who forged papers, pretending to be non-Jewish to survive the genocide

After being lone survivor among family members deported to Nazi concentration camp in 1944, she refused to be evacuated from Bosnian city during war in 90s