Nazis

The Turkish leader has repeatedly lashed out at European countries while campaigning for votes in a referendum to increase presidential powers.

Resistance Radio, a "Man in the High Castle" project, guesses what tunes and talk radio would have sounded like in an alternate history.

Diplomatic rows could have serious consequences for one of the EU's most important policies.

The novelist's latest book, the nonfiction title "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," was published in the U.S. on Tuesday.

It is a crime in Austria to glorify Adolf Hitler or the Nazi party.

Poland was one of the first countries to suffer the atrocities of the Nazi war machine in World War II.

"You do not get to punch people even though they are ideologically despicable."

Michael J. Bazyler's article for Newsweek helped a grandmother discover her father's stolen Warsaw property.

The new law gives people seeking art stolen by the Nazis six years to reclaim it.

Seventy years after cracking the Nazi's Enigma code, Bletchley Park is to become a school for hackers.

After nearly seven decades of searching, a Holocaust survivor discovered her family's stolen Pissarro, 'Shepherdess Bringing in Sheep'—and now she wants it back.

'The public discourse on the migrant issue has crossed the line into hate speech.'

Amazon revealed new details about the upcoming season. Can it return to its early excellence?

Efraim Zuroff has spent four decades doggedly chasing Holocaust criminals, but when his pursuit led him to Lithuania, the fight got personal.

The Justice Secretary invoked 100 scientists who denounced Einstein.

"They want to go back to the repressed West German republic of the 1960s," Sigmar Gabriel said.

The German parliament on Thursday voted to class the Armenian massacre as "genocide."

Reinhold Hanning, 94, is accused of being an accessory to the murder of at least 170,000 people.

Few refugee shelters in Europe have as much history as Tempelhof Airport, which recently opened hangars to more than 2,000 asylum seekers.

The train is rumored to be carrying gold, diamonds and gems stashed during the final days of World War II.

"He wasn't a bad person; he obeyed orders and did not personally kill anyone," she said.

The ceremony, to be streamed live, comes just as the Monuments Men Foundation is set to close.

The 91-year-old German is said to have worked at Auschwitz for several months in 1944.

Ambassador summoned after Hungary's policies on refugees compared to Nazi deportations.

The evaluations showed the Nazis were 'fundamentally bad guys, but that's not a psychiatric diagnosis.'

The comments from Tony Abbott have sparked fury from an Australian Jewish body.

Poland's deputy culture minister revealed the news on Friday but refused to reveal details about who the tip off came from.

As Polish officials investigate claims a 'Nazi gold train' has been discovered, Newsweek rounds up other Nazi discoveries.

The former Red Sox pitcher shared an image seemingly comparing Muslims to Germans who were Nazis.

How a Holocaust-themed retelling of the Book of Esther has set this world alight.