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גבר חשף קעקועי סמלי שנאה נאציים בחוף בניוקאסל שבאוסטרליה

Australian man charged with revealing Nazi tattoos on beach

The man, 36, has been arrested after he was spotted with tattoos bearing prohibited Nazi hate symbols on a beach in Newcastle, north of Sydney; A local resident said the tattoos were openly displayed on Christmas Eve in a public space where many families are staying

ynet | 12.28.25

רות ברון משמאל ליד דגם של מכונת פענוח של האניגמה

Jewish codebreaker who helped crack Nazi Enigma, Ruth Bourne, dies at 99

Baron served in Britain’s wartime codebreaking unit under strict secrecy, operating early Enigma decoding machines; she was later honored by the British and French governments for her contribution

Itamar Eichner | 12.22.25

He believed the truth about Josef Mengele's fate was being buried - he was right

The Israeli police officer who hunted Nazis until his final days suspected a cover-up surrounding Josef Mengele; newly released Argentine documents now confirm what Menachem Russek believed for decades, long after the Nazi's death

Gabi Bar-Haim | 12.18.25

British Jewish sailor builds menorah from Nazi submarine fragment

83 years ago, a Jewish sailor in the British Royal Navy crafted a menorah from the battery of a sunken Nazi submarine; now on museum display, it stands as a symbol of hope in the darkest conditions

Gilad Cohen | 12.16.25

600-year-old Rothschild prayer book looted by Nazis to be auctioned for millions

A rare illuminated Hebrew machzor from 1415, seized by the Nazis from the Rothschild family and recently restituted by Austria, will headline a Sotheby’s sale in 2026; the 600-page manuscript is expected to fetch $5 million to $7 million

Itamar Eichner | 12.10.25

Remains of Jewish homes destroyed in World War II uncovered in heart of Berlin

Archaeological excavations in central Berlin reveal the remains of the homes of Jews who were dispossessed during the Nazi era - magnificent buildings and businesses that disappeared in bombings and reconstruction that left no trace of the community that lived there for centuries, and that was never compensated for the loss

Itamar Eichner | 12.10.25

פריטים שהיו מועמדים למכירה בגרמניה והובאו לארץ

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

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