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A mural depicting two of Italy's most prominent Holocaust survivors has had their faces scratched out.
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German court upholds conviction of former Nazi camp secretary, aged 99
Furchern was convicted after judges said they were convinced she knew and "deliberately supported" the fact that 10,505 prisoners were killed in gassings at the concentration camp near Danzig.
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TikTok hosts hundreds of pro-Nazi accounts that use the app to promote their ideologies, a new study found.
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Remembrance exhibition for the women of fought against the Nazis
In a commemorative effort, artists Hannah Goldstein and Claudia Balsters have curated an exhibition spotlighting the vital roles women played in resisting the Nazis.
Israel's Holocaust memorial opens new conservation facility
The David and Fela Shapell Family Collections Center will provide organization and storage for 225 million pages of documents and half a million photographs.
102-year-old Holocaust survivor becomes Vogue Germany cover star
Margot Friedländer is one of the world’s oldest survivors of the Holocaust and becomes the second oldest cover star of the magazine. In the issue, she shares that she was “appalled” by the growth of right-wing populism, as well as the rise of antisemitic attacks amid the Israel-Hamas war.
AI could fuel wave of Holocaust denial, UNESCO finds
A United Nations agency is warning that developments in artificial intelligence (AI) could spawn a new surge in Holocaust denial.
Film of the Week: 'Treasure' - Stephen Fry can't redeem this misfire
This frustratingly aimless road movie attempts to delve into hereditary trauma and the legacy of the Holocaust. Its well-meaning efforts are undercut by a script that makes the central protagonist completely insufferable.
What is former Iranian leader doing on a secret trip to Budapest?
In a statement to Euronews, the Israeli Embassy in Hungary has slammed the move to invite the Holocaust-denying Iranian ex-president to speak at a Budapest university.
Jewish artists and filmmakers express support for Jonathan Glazer
The British filmmaker, who won the Best International Feature Oscar for his superb film 'The Zone of Interest', has been at the centre of an ongoing debate in Hollywood. His remarks about Israel have now received support, after facing a tirade of criticism since the Academy Awards last month.
Steven Spielberg denounces growing antisemitism in stirring speech
The three-time Academy award winner and ‘Schindler’s List’ director has made his first comments on Gaza and denounces growing antisemitism.
Palestinian protesters gather as Amsterdam opens Holocaust museum
The protest leaders emphasized they were against the Israeli president's presence, not the museum.
Increase in antisemitic vandalism at Holocaust sites in Germany
Anti-Nazi campaigners in Germany are monitoring rising antisemitic activity at Holocaust memorials.
New Dutch museum chronicles the horrors of the Holocaust
A new Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam aims to tell the full story of the persecution of Dutch Jews during World War II.
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Madrid exhibition explores Chagall's journey through war and exile
Through more than 160 paintings, letters, and documents, a new exhibition at the Mapfre Foundation in Madrid explores the life and legacy of Belarusian and French artist Marc Chagall.
Nazism seen from the inside by Jonathan Glazer
Auschwitz, 1944. In "The Zone of Interest", Jonathan Glazer takes us into the heart of the family life of the camp commandant at Auschwitz. A chilling, contemporary look at the banality of horror. The film is out now. A shock. Review and interview with director Jonathan Glazer.
The week in pictures: Holocaust Memorial Day, heatwave hits Spain
The best photos from across Europe this week.
Survivors remember the victims of the Nazi death camps at Auschwitz
About 20 survivors from various camps set up by Nazi Germany around Europe laid wreaths and flowers and lit candles at the Death Wall in Auschwitz.