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Euroviews. Have we learned anything from the Nazi book burnings 90 years ago?
Nearly a century after the nascent flames of the Holocaust engulfed the voices of Jewish authors, with just a phone and an internet connection, we can fight back and teach the importance of free speech and understanding, Dr Shmuel Rosenman writes.
Polish academics face funding cuts for criticising Holocaust narrative
Polish academics have come under fire and faced threats of funding cuts for criticising the role of ethnic Poles in helping Jews escape Nazi persecution.
Culture Re-View: Honouring the man who inspired 'Schindler's List'
8 May 1962: Oskar Schindler is honoured in the Avenue of the Righteous
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising commemorated on 80th anniversary
At a poignant and solemn ceremony, the German, Polish and Israeli presidents came together in the Polish capital to commemorate 80 years since the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
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Thousands join Holocaust remembrance march at Auschwitz
Official observances started Monday evening with a ceremony at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem as six survivors, including one of the few remaining survivors of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, lit torches in memory of the six million people killed.
Euroviews. Eight decades since the Warsaw Uprising, let's celebrate the heroines
Regardless of gender, faith, or creed, freedom can only come with equality. When we fight together, we are stronger than even the most nefarious of history’s evils, Revital Yakin Krakovsky writes.
Warsaw museum displays rare artefacts from World War II Jewish ghetto
An exhibition at the Kordegarda gallery, presenting artefacts found during excavations in the Warsaw ghetto, comes just in time for the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
Budapest remembers victims of the Holocaust in 'March of the Living'
Thousands took to the streets in Hungary's capital, including survivors and Righteous Among Nations award-winners, to pay tribute to Hungarian Jews killed in the Holocaust.
TikTok is the new place to learn about the Holocaust
Aron Goodman took to TikTok in a bid to combat antisemitism, with the help of his 85-year-old grandmother Tova Friedman. The response to her personal testimony has been incredible.
Culture Re-View: A look back at this day in history
The beginning and the end of great thinkers. We take a look at today's significance for three revolutionaries: Karl Marx, Anne Frank and Malcolm X.
Germany remembers the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp
In Germany's parliament, politicians remembered the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp by focusing on Holocaust victims targeted on the grounds of their sexuality.
Hear the Holocaust survivors sharing stories to keep the horrors alive
A dwindling number of people are alive to recount the horrors of Nazis concentration camps. Euronews Culture met with some survivors who have dedicated their lives to making sure their voices and stories are heard to ensure their past is never forgotten.
'Never again': Ukraine's Jewish community marks Holocaust Memorial Day
“I never had to run away from Ukrainians, but I helped my entire community flee Ukraine because of Russian bombs.”
#LastSeen: Holocaust researchers appeal for Nazi deportation images
Historians want to collect, analyse, and publish photographic evidence of the forced removal of victims from German towns and cities well before they reached a camp.
'Forgotten' Holocaust heroes help Slovakia come to terms with its past
Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler were the first Jews to escape from Auschwitz and warn the world of concentration camp genocide.
'Biggest crime since Holocaust': British MP suspended over COVID tweet
Conservative politician Andrew Bridgen had posted a series of comments on social media which his own party has described as "misinformation."
Ex Nazi concentration camp secretary guilty of accessory to murders
Former Nazi concentration camp secretary, Irmgard Furchner, 97, has been found guilty in a German court.
Czech museum to return Beethoven score saved from Nazis to its owners
The autograph of the 4th movement for strings in B-flat Major, op. 130, a highly valued late quartet by the German composer, will go back to the Petscheks, once the richest family in pre-World War II Czechoslovakia.
Holocaust denier from France arrested after two years on the run
Vincent Reynouard had reportedly been living in the UK and working as a private tutor.
Far-right Sweden Democrats official suspended after Anne Frank remarks
In an Instagram posting that has now been deleted, the party's head of television programming Rebecka Fallenkvist called Frank “immoral”, among other things, according to Swedish media.