Friday will mark the 78th anniversary of the haunting winter afternoon when Red Army troops liberated the Nazi concentration ...

Second gentleman Douglas Emhoff is traveling this week to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, visiting key sites in Poland and Germany to honor those lost in the Holocaust and renew a pledge ...

Why, he wondered, had they not despatched one of their number to Auschwitz to see first hand the fate visited upon their fellow Slovak Jews who had been shipped out of the country? That seventy ...

I first encountered Rudolph Vrba, distinguished professor of biochemistry at the University of Vancouver, survivor of Auschwitz, back in the late 1980s, when I had the privilege of watching Shoah ...

Auschwitz’s tours are very pleasant or common everyday experience for the average student on their educational journey. The ...

“Thanks to this, a visit to Auschwitz is not only a learning experience of being in a historic site but also a time of personal reflection on today’s relevance of the history of Auschwitz for ...

You can unsubscribe at any time. More info This defiant-yet-sweet defiant photo shows Auschwitz surviving great-grandmother Lily Ebert who is celebrating her 99th birthday today. Lily, whose great ...

Lily Ebert meeting the King, then the Prince of Wales, at The Queen’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace (Picture: Arthur Edwards/The Sun/PA) An Auschwitz survivor who feared she would never have ...

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff will visit Auschwitz for International Holocaust Remembrance Day later the month, the White House announced Thursday morning. Emhoff, the Jewish husband of Vice ...

Mordechai Papirblat, prisoner number 46794, one of the last prisoners of the Auschwitz camp, died on Tuesday at the age of 99. His funeral will be held on Thursday. Papirblat was born in 1923 in ...

The conversation—part debrief, part interrogation—would last several days. As soon as he heard the men give the outline of their story, the Jewish community official understood that this was ...

More than that, Fred and Walter were also able to name several of the others who had been jammed into the cattle trucks with them, along with specific individuals who had arrived in Auschwitz on ...