Holocaust

Gypsy costumes promise you look mysterious and sexy. Why would it matter we so-called "free-spirited Gypsies" survived centuries of slavery, were targeted in the Holocaust and are still victims of violence and scapegoating?

Bruno Dey is the latest in a string of former Nazis who are only now going to trial for the crimes they committed during the Holocaust. He will be tried on 5,230 counts of accessory to murder.

The answer comes down to two types of logic, according to a behavioral scientist.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said he was "disgusted" by the act, disclosing that he directed the State Police Hate Crimes Task Force to join the investigation.

The union claimed the omission was the result of a "drafting error" and sent an updated email, which referenced the six million Jewish people who were murdered.

The Catholic Church celebrated the beatification of Richard Henkes, a priest who was an outspoken critic of the Third Reich during the 30s and 40s and who died of typhus while ministering to the sick at the Dachau concentration camp.

Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds never told anyone about what he did, not even his son. But then his son decided to find out.

Erdogan claimed that Israel is an aggressive, expansionist power and that it is inflicting great injustice on the Palestinian people.

Communist Poland expelled many of its surviving Jews in a nation-wide anti-Semitic campaign, two decades after the war.

A U.S. Army recruiting commander in Houston, Texas, has been suspended pending an investigation into a memo sent out to Army recruiters that used a Nazi motto.

Advocates have reported an uptick in both anti-Semitic and homophobic attacks across Europe in recent years.

Some of the stolen money came from Holocaust reparation checks issued by the German government, according to the grandson of a couple who were allegedly exploited by their caretaker.

A new YouGov poll shows that 35 percent of adults would be "not at all surprised" if the systematic killing of a religious group occurred in America today.

A business owner in Boca Raton offered William Latson an all expenses paid trip to the concentration camp to help educate the former Spanish River Community High School principal on the tragedies of the Holocaust.

Much could change between now and election day, but this re-run election is already shaping up to be very different from the original.

A Boca Raton high school principal appeared to accommodate Holocaust denialism at his school, according to a cache of newly released e-mails.

Trump supporters seeking to normalize concentration camps have no mandate to get offended on our behalf when the obvious comparison is made.

The activist, author and Holocaust survivor knew too well what could happen when communication and civility break down, and evil ascends.

"The very core of Holocaust education is to alert the public to dangerous developments that facilitate human rights violations," the scholars wrote.

An art lawyer in New York is excited by a recent ruling in a Dutch case on art looted by the Nazis that will finally be returned to a Jewish family.

Dominik Tarczynski is among those offended by Ocasio-Cortez's comparison of southern border centers with Nazi death camps.

Ocasio-Cortez's remarks have divided commentators.

Tech giants are finally beginning to vet content, but only on their own terms, accountable to no one. This isn't good enough.

In English the word pogrom has become shorthand for an organized massacre of an individual ethnic group.

The Dutch senator has attempted to apologize for the statements which he now says he regrets.

The remains of 1,000 victims of the World War II genocide were uncovered this winter as construction began on high-end apartments in Belarus.

The politicians were discussing proposed restitution for Jewish Holocaust victims, whose property was seized during the genocide.

The Scranton chapter of Pennsylvanians for Human Life emailed all 76 Democrats who voted against a recently passed abortion bill in the state.

The clip, which has since been removed, contains numerous anti-Semitic tropes and baseless claims.

At the suspect's remand hearing, the judge said he was "an embarrassment to the rest of Israel's citizens."