At emotional ceremony, descendants of Fritz Grünbaum thank authorities for 'justice' after return of Egon Schiele paintings

Paul Kaufmann inherited composer's 10 skull pieces brought by his family to the US upon fleeing the Nazis

Beset by challenges during the pandemic, the half-century-old institution is seeing new life after expanding its focus and seeking out younger visitors with a massive renovation

Three suspects radicalized online were nabbed by authorities before Saturday's festivities, which attracted around 300,000 people

Artist proposing idea hopes bronze of Karl Lueger will look like it's falling over; Jewish leaders call measure 'halfhearted,' press for removal

A Hebrew libretto for the ages asks audiences to consider what pushed the Jewish journalist and activist to found the modern Zionist movement

Now running in NYC, the show is contemporary but reads like a classic, tracing a Jewish family through the surge and subsequent decimation of 20th-century Austrian Jewry

Semi-autobiographical work by acclaimed British playwright begins Broadway run on Sunday; follows generations of a Jewish family to tell story of assimilation and Nazi genocide

Speaking at nuclear watchdog's annual conference Grossi tells Iran that probe 'not going to go away'; Tehran accuses Israel of planting evidence

Jewish-born Hugo Bettauer, whose 'The City Without Jews' became an international best seller, was assassinated after being denounced by Austrian Nazis