Holocaust Memorial Day

"Dad, Mom, Grete, Lottchen and Hermann: no one is alive anymore. My pain is unspeakably big," an excerpt from the letter said.

This Jan. 27, many people around the U.S. and overseas will join the U.N. in commemorating International Holocaust Memorial Day. In their moments of silence to honor 6 million dead Jews, we need them to ponder how to help live Jews.

The girl apparently thought she was eating candy when she saw the package containing the logo of the popular fruit punch.

The diaries of Friedrich Kellner were translated and published by his grandson Robert Scott Kellner, detailing his opposition to the Nazi regime. January 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Poland has been having an intense national debate over the past year about how to discuss the role Polish people played in Nazi atrocities during World War II.

Critics have said the vice president used Christian imagery to pay tribute to the 6 million Jews killed.

Politicians urged to remember the rules-based international order set up after the horrors of World War II.

Artists use their inspiration to help us draw lessons for humanity from a terrible history.

How can the U.N. secretary-general find any excuse that justifies the knifing of two unarmed women?

The world has yet to learn the lessons of the Holocaust, says Eva Schloss.