Stories related to the genocide of European Jews during the second World war
Might Merz, by sharing his family history and encouraging others to engage with their family past, help prevent Germany from sliding again into political extremism?
‘History’ has become final arbiter of rights and wrongs, a secular ‘you better get right with Jesus’
Deliberate starvation of an entire people is a monstrous strategy, openly endorsed by cabinet members - horrifying, illegal and counter to Jewish morality and collective memory
Opposition accepts AfD support for hot-button migration proposal
Criticism in the UK that should be limited to the President is spilling over as some go on the offensive, making sweeping generalisations about Ireland’s entire national character
‘Last milestone anniversary’ will see political leaders, including Taoiseach Micheál Martin, listening to survivors’ voices rather than making speeches
As the world remembers the Holocaust, some Germans see a period ahead that echoes the widespread amnesia in the postwar period
Television: On Holocaust Remembrance Day, powerful BBC documentary The Last Musician of Auschwitz tells the remarkable story of 99-year-old cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch
Several protesters walked out of President Michael D Higgins’s speech marking Holocaust Memorial Day
As Europe faces a new wave of extreme nationalism, one of the last survivors of Auschwitz looks back
As Poland’s second city, beautiful Krakow emerged from the second World War relatively unscathed in architectural terms, but not in matters of life and death
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