Tag: Holocaust
Harris Owes Holocaust Victims an Apology for Comparing Trump to Hitler, Survivor Says
Jerry Wartski, 94, who survived Auschwitz said in a Trump add that "I know more about Hitler than Kamala will ever know in 1,000 lifetimes."
Jewish Mass Grave Uncovered in Belarus
The remains of 12 adults and 11 children were uncovered in the town of Strešyn in the country’s southeastern Gomel region, which was occupied by the Nazi Germany in August 1941.
UN Chief Chided on Social Media, Though his Holocaust Statement Didn’t Annul Jews
António Guterres didn't mention Jews in a clip shared on social media, but his full statement did and quoted former chief rabbi Jonathan Sacks.
Elon Musk, Ben Shapiro Tour Auschwitz-Birkenau Site While in Poland
They laid wreaths, lit candles and observed a memorial service ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Jan. 27.
Yad Vashem Cutting Ties with US Fundraising Partner
The American Society for Yad Vashem has accused the Holocaust memorial's chairman Dani Dayan of attempting to "raid" an endowment built for the museum's perpetual support.
Discovered: Ruins of Munich Synagogue Destroyed by the Nazis
Among the items found was a stone tablet containing a portion of the Ten Commandments.
Japanese Firm Determined to Keep ‘Nazi-Tainted’ Van Gogh
According to heir's lawsuit, Sompo’s predecessor purchased the picture “in reckless disregard of its provenance, including Mendelssohn-Bartholdy’s forced sale of the painting in Nazi Germany in 1934.”
Biden Compares Asylum Seekers at US Border to Jews Escaping Nazi Germany
“Comparing Haitians leaving Haiti or Nicaraguans leaving Nicaragua to Jews fleeing violent extermination from Nazi Germany is both an outrageous minimization of the Holocaust and a vile slander of Latin American nations,” wrote Miller.
Former Nazi Camp Secretary, 97, Challenges Her Conviction
An estimated 65,000 individuals died at the camp near Gdansk, including "Jewish captives, Polish partisans, and Soviet Russian prisoners of war," according to prosecutors.
Israel Recognizes 6 Slovaks as ‘Righteous Among the Nations’
The Israeli Embassy there held a ceremony honoring Slovakian Righteous Among the Nations. It awarded six coins and certificates to six families who risked their lives saving persecuted Jews during the Holocaust.
Mass Graves of 8,000 Nazi Victims from World War II Found in Polish Forest
The victims of the forest executions were mostly inmates of the Soldau Nazi concentration camp killed between 1940 and 1944.
9 Holocaust Survivors Fleeing Ukraine Find Refuge in Israel
A special flight carrying nine elderly Holocaust survivors along with 12 wounded people touched down at Ben Gurion Airport as Israel commenced with events for Yom HaShoah.
80 Years After Holocaust, World’s Jewish Population Has Yet to Recover
At the end of 2020, the world Jewish population was 15.2 million, still less than it was over 80 years ago in 1939.
Zelenskyy’s Holocaust Memory and Best Gift to Israel
Zelenskyy used the memory of the Holocaust and its victims... But, his remarks have already made headlines in both international and Arab media, and you can't take it back.
Belgium Museum Returns Nazi-Looted Painting to Heirs of its Jewish Owners
Workers took down “Flowers,” painted by German artist Lovis Corinth in 1913, and packed it for the family of Gustav and Emma Mayer.
Yad Vashem Chairman Invites Whoopi Goldberg to Visit Holocaust Museum
Dani Dayan welcomed the talk-show host’s “important” apology for stating that the Holocaust “wasn’t about race,” but said her remarks were evidence of a “fundamental misunderstanding” regarding the nature of anti-Semitism.
Massachusetts Teens Offered $2,000 Scholarship for March of Living Trip to Poland, Israel
“Students with Holocaust education are more likely to stand up to negative stereotyping and challenge incorrect, biased information,” said director of teen programming Aaron Kischel.
Owner of Controversial Nazi Tattoo Kit to Donate it to Holocaust Museum
After an Israeli court halted the sale of the tattoo stamps following an outcry, the anonymous seller has decided to donate them to the Haifa Holocaust Museum.
Biden’s Nominee for Envoy on Fighting Anti-Semitism: Singling Out Israel for Criticism is Anti-Semitism
“Give me an example of one Muslim state with possibly the exception of Morocco, where Jews and other religions live and prosper as minorities."
Israeli Court Halts Auction of ‘Auschwitz Tattoo Kits’
Bidding had reached $3,400 when the auction was suspended pending a Nov. 16 hearing, following an outcry from Jewish leaders and Holocaust survivors.
Jewish Leaders, Holocaust Survivors Livid Over Auction of Nazi Prisoner Stamps
The “extremely rare” stamps are expected to sell for $30,000-$40,000, says Tzolman’s Auction • European Jewish Association chairman appeals to Israeli Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar to halt the “despicable sale.”
Jerusalem Names New Square for a Japanese Diplomat, Righteous Among the Nations
Mayor of Jerusalem Moshe Leon said, “The Righteous Among the Nations Chiyona Sugihara did everything in his power and worked tirelessly to save Jews from the clutches of the Nazis, at no small a personal price.”
California Governor Creates Council for Holocaust and Genocide Education
Senate Bill 693 was favorably received in the state legislature and is supported by the Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California.
German Government Allots Another $767 Million for Holocaust Survivors
“Every year these negotiations become more and more critical; as this last generation of survivors age, their needs increase,” said Gideon Taylor, president of the Claims Conference.
Warsaw’s Jewish Community Buries Remains Found of Unidentified Holocaust Victim
The human bones were found in a basement, thought to have resulted from a Jew hiding from German forces that destroyed the area during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943.
Polish Appellate Court Throws Out Ruling Against Two Holocaust Scholars
It comes days after Poland passed a new law that sets a 30-year limit on restitution claims for property stolen by the Nazis during World War II, which has led to a row between Israel and Poland.
Israel Up in Arms After Polish Parliament Passes Law Limiting Restitution of Property Lost...
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated the US is “deeply concerned” by the law and urged Duda not sign the bill into law or refer the bill to Poland’s constitutional tribunal.
German Prosecutors Prepare Dozen-Plus Cases Against Nazi War-Crime Suspects
“The passage of time is no barrier to justice when it comes to the heinous crimes of the Holocaust,” said Karen Pollock, chief executive of the Holocaust Education Trust.
Israeli Foreign Minister Lapid: Polish Property Restitution Bill Hints at Anti-Semitism
The Polish ambassador was summoned by the Foreign Ministry over the draft legislation • Yair Lapid: “We will not allow any parliament to pass laws the purpose of which is to deny the Holocaust.”
Row Between Israel and Poland over Holocaust Property Restitution Escalates
“We are not interested in Polish money and the very implication is anti-Semitic. We are fighting for the memory of the victims of the Holocaust, for the pride of our people, and no parliament can enact laws aimed at denying the Holocaust,” Lapid stated.


























