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Haifa NGO buys Holocaust artifacts auctioned in Germany: ‘A moral obligation’

An auction in Germany sparked international outrage over plans to sell personal belongings of Holocaust victims. NGO stepped in, purchasing some of the items and bringing them to Israel; 'Unacceptable to trade in items that bear witness to Holocaust and suffering of Jewish people'

Lior El-Hai | 12.01.25

Argentina tracked Josef Mengele for years but let him slip away, documents reveal

Argentina kept tabs on Auschwitz 'angel of death' Josef Mengele through the 1950s but never arrested him, newly released files show. President Javier Milei ordered the documents opened. Mengele later fled to Brazil, where he drowned in 1979

Itamar Eichner | 12.01.25

Gustav Klimt portrait that spared its subject from Nazis breaks modern art record with $236M sale

Elisabeth Lederer made up a story that Klimt, who was not Jewish and died in 1918, was her father, and it helped that the artist spent years working meticulously on her portrait

AP | 11.19.25

Nuremberg misses psychological depth in portrayal of Nazi trials

Film starring Rami Malek and Russell Crowe follows a US psychiatrist's encounters with top Nazi leaders; despite rich material, the movie favors courtroom drama over psychological insight, missing a chance to explore evil’s human face

Shmulik Duvdevani | 11.12.25

The Schnaft affair: how a Nazi SS soldier became an IDF officer

Ulrich Schnaft’s life defied belief — from Waffen-SS fighter to Jewish refugee, Israeli officer and finally an agent for Egypt; his story remains one of Israel’s most extraordinary Cold War espionage cases

Liran Friedmann | 11.11.25

התמונה שצולמה ביולי 1941 וזכתה לכינוי "היהודי האחרון בוויניצה"

Holocaust mystery solved: SS officer in infamous ‘Last Jew in Vinnitsa’ photo identified

A new study by German historian Jürgen Matthäus identifies Jakobus Oehnen, a German schoolteacher turned SS officer, as the executioner in the infamous 1941 photo known as 'The Last Jew in Vinnitsa,' taken during mass killings in Berdychiv, Ukraine

Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 09.28.25

Swiss cosmetics company Weleda to investigate alleged ties to Nazi human experiments at Dachau

Weleda, known for its natural skincare products, will launch an independent probe after new findings suggest its creams were tested on concentration camp prisoners during WWII; the company says it fully condemns Nazism

Itamar Eichner | 09.14.25

Replica jerseys of Jewish soccer clubs banned under Nazi rule are displayed at the United Nations Palais des Nations in Geneva on Sept. 8, 2025. The exhibition, ‘Sports. Crowds. Power.’, explores how the Nazi regime used sport to spread ideology and persecute Jewish athletes

At UN, new exhibition shows how Nazis weaponized soccer to spread hate

Exhibition at UN Palais des Nations in Geneva explores how Nazi Germany exploited soccer to spread ideology and persecute Jewish athletes, while also highlighting stories of resilience in ghettos and camps and the sport’s unresolved legacy of exclusion

Ynet Global | 09.08.25

The Case of the German Doctor book cover

Atonement in the seed: Hundreds of Israelis don't know their biological grandfather was a Nazi officer

What happens when the son of a German Nazi officer, fluent in Hebrew, tells an Israeli lawyer and writer that in the 1950s he lived in Israel and even donated sperm to Jewish women, including Holocaust survivors unable to have children?

Nitzi Yakov | 09.05.25

Jewish man shot, Nazi graffiti painted in in UK antisemitic attacks

Jewish teen is shot in the head with an airsoft gun in a targeted hate attack in Bournemouth—sparking a police crackdown shortly after previous vandalism depicting Nazi symbols

Ynet | 08.27.25

'My mother Is a hero': Decorated WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday in Israel

Asia Mamadov fled Kyiv at the outbreak of the war, joined the Red Army at 16 and fought the Nazis until their surrender in 1945; she served in communication, observation and guidance roles, earning numerous medals for her wartime heroism

Israel Moshkovitz | 08.17.25

Dozens march in Nazi uniforms in Swiss Alps

Some 25 men wearing full Wehrmacht uniforms and Nazi insignia march through the Swiss Alps in alleged historical reenactment, sparking public outrage

Itamar Eichner | 07.25.25

Trivializing horror: Nazi analogies do not belong in Jewish discourse on Gaza war

Opinion: A growing chorus of Israeli critics is drawing Holocaust parallels to the Gaza war, sparking fierce backlash; Scholars and commentators warn that such comparisons distort historical truth and undermine both Holocaust memory and the complexity of today’s conflict

Shmuel Munitz | 07.21.25

Croatian right-wing singer and fans perform pro-Nazi salute at massive concert

Marko Perkovic’s show sparks outrage as audience performs Roman salutes, reigniting tensions over historical glorification and nationalist sentiment

Associated Press | 07.06.25

Antisemitic poster hung at tram station in Rome: Nazi soldier with Star of David on his armband

Poster depicting a headless Nazi soldier with a Star of David worn on his arm instead of a swastika was hung at a light rail station in the Trastevere neighborhood of Rome; After its image spread and outrage expressed by senior members of the Jewish community in Rome, the poster was removed.

Daniel Bettini | 07.03.25

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