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Holocaust survivor Irene Shashar calls for 'united Middle East'
Holocaust survivor and author Irene Shashar told Euronews during a visit to Brussels to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day that she "dreams of a peaceful Middle East" modelled on the European Union.
Film of the Week: 'The Zone of Interest'
Jonathan Glazer's adaptation of Martin Amis’ novel 'The Zone of Interest' is a profoundly disquieting and audacious film that will leave you rattled.
Netherlands accused of spying on Jews after World War II
The secret services reportedly monitored members of the Netherlands Auschwitz Committee and infiltrated its meetings.
'Love always wins': Arnold Schwarzenegger honoured by Holocaust Museum
The Holocaust Museum LA presented actor, professional bodybuilder and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger with the Award of Courage on Monday night for his work as a "longtime advocate against antisemitism and bigotry."
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Berlin remembers victims of the Holocaust
Berlin remembers the victims of the Holocaust some 82 years after its first deportations devastated its Jewish community.
German far-right extremism on the rise as Holocaust sites defaced
Surveys show that hardcore political beliefs are spreading beyond traditionally right-wing demographic groups.
Christie's cancels sale of Nazi heiress' jewels
The enormous collection of jewellery belonged to Heidi Horten, the wife of a Nazi who made his fortune after buying Jewish businesses under duress in the Second World War.
Anti-LGBTQ+ and antisemitic vandals target Berlin Holocaust memorials
Two memorials to victims of the Holocaust were targeted by unidentified arsonists in Germany's capital on the weekend.
Remembering Pierre Seel, gay Holocaust survivor and LGBTQ pioneer
On what would have been Pierre Seel's 100th birthday, Euronews Culture commemorates the incredible life of the French Holocaust survivor who defied social conventions to reveal an uncomfortable truth: the experience of Nazi Germany's gay victims.
'Platform 17': Arson attack on memorial to deported Jews in Berlin
The monument, a "reminder of the systematic violence against Jewish people," has been attacked, as part of a rise in antisemitism across Germany.
Who was Sir Nicholas Winton?
An upcoming film, 'One Life', will tell the life of Sir Nicholas Winton. Who was the Holocaust hero?
Euroviews. The EU should join Britain's push to illuminate its Holocaust past
By uniting memory and cooperation, we can build a better world — a world where diversity is celebrated, where prejudice is condemned, and where the lessons of history guide us towards a future of compassion, understanding, and peace, Scott Saunders writes.
Is a Holocaust Museum coming to Fortnite?
Jerusalem, Berlin, Warsaw… Fortnite?
Death toll at WWII Nazi camps on tiny British island to be re-examined
The UK government has appointed a team of experts to carry out an investigation into whether the death toll at World War II camps on Alderney is much higher than the official figure.
Women receives book that belonged to her brother who died in Auschwitz
A 99-year-old woman has been reunited with a schoolbook that belonged to her younger brother who was one of the 565,000 Hungarian Jews who died in the Holocaust.
How VR is keeping Holocaust memories alive
This is the first AI and metaverse Holocaust education experience in Germany. It is a collaboration between StoryFile, the World Jewish Congress, and Meta.
Polish government criticised for using Auschwitz in political video
Poland's ruling Law and Justice party has compared the upcoming opposition protests to the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Italy controversially ends lawsuits against Nazi Germany
By 28 June, any victims of Nazi atrocities in Italy and their relatives must file a compensation claim against Germany -- a deadline which puts an end to a years-long dispute between the two countries.
Cannes 2023 review: 'The Zone of Interest'
Having premiered in Cannes just one day prior to the death of author Martin Amis, Jonathan Glazer adaptation of 'The Zone of Interest' is a profoundly disturbing and audacious film that will leave you rattled. This year's Palme d'Or? We think so.
Cannes 2023 review: 'Occupied City' - a haunting Holocaust documentary
One epically long documentary from the director of 'Shame' and '12 Years A Slave' caught our eye on the Croisette this year. It’s a long one though...