Holocaust survivors

In 10 days, we will mark another Holocaust Remembrance Day. Jan. 27 commemorates the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp by Soviet soldiers in 1945, and is likely to pass with few lessons learned, yet again.

"That's unacceptable in politics. It breaches the trust between the electorate and their elected official," Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson said Sunday.

The team analyzed the language used in propaganda between 1927 and 1945 to understand how Nazis dehumanized Jews.

"Zahava asked me to share her story so that everyone would know what they did to her family," a TikToker said.

Menachem Rosensaft's connections with Bergen-Belsen lie far deeper than all that. His parents, Polish Jews who had survived Auschwitz-Birkenau, met there shortly after their liberation by British troops on April 15, 1945. For the next five years, Menachem's father, Josef Rosensaft, headed both the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the British Zone of Germany and the Jewish Committee that administered the Belsen Displaced Persons camp.

"I think of [the ban of his book 'Maus'] as a harbinger of things to come," the author and illustrator said.

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

This is not the first time Kennedy has referenced the Holocaust when speaking about public health mandates in regard to the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Even if she did think she'd survive Auschwitz, I don't think she ever thought she'd reach 98," her great-grandson said.

Dena Morris said: "I'm feeling like it's surreal. Like, it can't be real, but it is real. And it just kind of completes you."

Selina Steinfeld was among 10 women, all in their 80s and 90s, who took part in the pageant in Jerusalem. "I have no words to express my happiness," she said.

The store's Instagram account contains conspiracy theories about COVID-19, facemasks and vaccinations.

Take your children to a Holocaust memorial or a museum. Invite a survivor to your school, church or community organization.

Thirty-four-year-old Evan Rosenberg founded the charity after receiving a letter from his grandma recounting a family story from the Holocaust.

Sidney Zoltak, 89, said he is worried about global indifference towards hateful politics and modern genocides.

"'Death to Judah' so the flag says, 'Judah will live forever,' so the light answers," Rachel Posner wrote in German on the back of the photograph.

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.

"I wouldn't believe that at my age I would be a beauty," great-grandmother Tova Ringer said.

Kor later said that the TSA had contacted her to "solve" the issue of body searches while she travels.

"We, who know precisely what it's like to be refugees, to be homeless and bereft of a state that preserves and protects us from violence and suffering, cannot comprehend how a Jewish government can expel refugees and asylum seekers to a journey of suffering, torment and death."

"Know that it is possible for people to stand up and do the right thing, even when they are surrounded by evil."

The singing of a Holocaust survivor recorded onto steel-wire spools in 1946 was missing for decades. Now it is moving us to tears.

Leon was dedicating to combating the far-right, and shared his story with thousands of people.

The scandal of October 28 left a bad taste in the mouths of many Czechs.

Humanitarian's book "Night" was an indelible account of the horrors of the Holocaust.

The Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act would remove legal barriers to Holocaust victims and their families' seeking looted art.

Authorities forced victims of Nazi persecution to relive their harrowing experiences.

At the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors will speak about their experiences and the memories they've inherited.

In 1938, Nicholas Winton abandoned a skiing holiday to arrange safe passage for hundreds of Jewish children.

Oskar Groening admits that "the events of Auschwitz, the mass murders, were known to me."