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ראש ה-MI6 הבאה של בריטניה בלייז מטרוולי / קונסטנטין דוברובולסקי סבא של ראש ה-MI6 הבאה

Britain's new MI6 chief is granddaughter of Nazi sympathiser and spy

First woman to head Britain's spy agency, came up through the ranks but her family's past cast a shadow; her grandfather Constantine Dobrowolsk collaborated with the Nazi's and took pride in the murder of Jews

Ynet | 06.27.25

‘Iran is today’s Nazi threat’: Syrian insider delivers stark warning, urges Israel to embrace opportunity for peace

Mzahem Alsaloum, a survivor of Assad-regime torture, warns that time is running out for Israel to support a new Syrian leadership eager to normalize ties

Gabriel Colodro/The Media Line | 05.23.25

Stalin's son to Nazi captors: 'Jews, Gypsies are the same - don't want to work'

Newly released WWII-era interrogation transcripts reveal Yakov Dzhugashvili held deeply antisemitic views, despite being married to a Jewish woman and ultimately dying in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp

Itamar Eichner | 05.18.25

Russia declassifies files revealing how Soviet citizens collaborated with Nazi invaders

Among identities uncovered in FSB documents is Ivan Talman, key figure in the Nazi extermination effort, who evaded justice for years by hiding in Siberia

Itamar Eichner | 05.18.25

Paris unveils memorial to LGBTQ+ victims of Nazi regime

The monument, a massive steel star designed by French artist Jean-Luc Verna, is located at the heart of Paris, in public gardens close to the Bastille Plaza

Associated Press | 05.17.25

The Nazi who became a CIA-backed drug lord

Investigation reveals the connection between the US intelligence agency and one of the most brutal Nazi criminals - Klaus Barbie, who sent tens of thousands of French Jews to the gas chambers; Man known as the "Butcher of Lyons" aided the drug cartels in Bolivia and the dictatorial regime there, under the auspices of the Americans, who feared the communists.

Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 05.13.25

Nazi propaganda materials uncovered in Argentine Supreme Court archive

Officials examine whether posters and literature, which arrived in Argentina in 1941, shed light on Holocaust-related events or reveal the trail of Nazi funds worldwide

Itamar Eichner | 05.11.25

NASA erases Nazi-linked engineer from official records amid public backlash

US space agency removes the name of former SS officer and V-2 engineer Dr. Kurt Debus from facilities and biographies following public scrutiny, acknowledging its reliance on Nazi-linked scientists under Operation Paperclip

Daniel Edelson, New York | 05.11.25

Testimony of Sachsenhausen Nazi camp commandant revealed: 'We conducted painful experiments on humans'

Russia’s federal intelligence service released for the first time the 1946 interrogation transcript of Anton Kaindl, a former concentration camp commandant admitted that under his leadership, Sachsenhausen became a center for the extermination of Soviet prisoners and deadly human experiments

Itamar Eichner | 04.27.25

European Rabbis condemn Latvia’s closure of case against 'Butcher of Riga'

Latvian prosecution cites 'lack of evidence' as reason, despite Herberts Cukurs role in murder of tens of thousands of Jews during the Holocaust

Itamar Eichner | 04.25.25

'I could forgive the Germans for the suffering—never for the personal losses'

96-year-old Auschwitz survivor Rachel Herczl lost her parents in the Holocaust and her granddaughter in a Jerusalem suicide bombing; She shares her story with younger generations, recalling her mother’s face as they were separated forever

Shira Kadari Ovadia | 04.24.25

Inside Europe's Jewish displaced persons camps: The unofficial court for Nazi collaborators

Before the State of Israel was founded and while the Holocaust was still a fresh memory, hundreds of trials were held in Europe's displaced persons camps against Jews who had collaborated with the Nazis; The judges, witnesses, and audience were all survivors themselves, as sentences ranged from cigarette bans and expulsion from the camp to, in extreme cases, being 'cast out from the Jewish people'

Yuval Elbashan | 04.24.25

New exhibition in Berlin reveals the 'Blonde Beast': Reinhard Heydrich and his terror career

The man who headed the Nazi terror apparatus and organized the Final Solution is featured in a new exhibition in Berlin, revealing how Heydrich turned into one of the most cruel and frightening figures in the Nazi regime

Dr. Daniela Ozacky Stern | 04.24.25

German archive where victims of the Nazis come back to life

The Arolsen Archives continues to reveal the stories of victims of the Nazis during the Holocaust, connect family members who knew nothing about their joint past and even return items to their rightful owners

AFP | 04.14.25

Where Nazis burned books Israel's stories of the massacre are told

Berlin's Babelplatz is transformed into Hostage Square where, with the use of VR, visitors are transported to the Gaza border on Oct. 7 to see, hear and feel what the victims of the atrocities endured; As antisemitism rises again, people must see the cruelty with their own eyes, organizers say

Sharon Kidon | 03.28.25

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