Paul Goldstein, whose studies were interrupted in WWII, became one of the oldest doctoral recipients in the world when he graduated last year from Israel's Ariel University

Some 3,700 survivors to receive an additional 100 euros per month, while those suffering from dementia or Alzheimer’s will also get another 500 euros annually

Using names from stories her father told, Anna Salton Eisen finds and meets with eight other former captives' families, now scattered all over the world

'A Wounded Landscape: Bearing Witness to the Holocaust,' sees Marc Wilson visit 130 sites across Europe to tell 22 tragic stories, including his great-grandfather's

Ángel Sanz Briz saved 5,200 Jewish Hungarians by issuing fake passports and buying 11 apartment buildings as safe havens, but the anti-Israel Franco regime stifled his legacy

Australian Jewish community mourns prominent Auschwitz survivor as a 'beacon of light and hope'

Spanish-language production 'Jaguar' provides entertaining action and emotion, at times adhering closely to history -- and at others relying on a large dose of dramatic license

On 80th anniversary of Nazi massacre of 34,000 in Kyiv, US secretary of state recounts how Samuel Pisar initiated a visit to the site during a dialogue meeting with Soviets in 1971

Ben Foster plays in 'The Survivor,' which recounts how Harry Haft went from boldly fleeing the Nazis to a sporting career that saw him fight Rocky Marciano

Numerous outlets publish picture of Dita Sperling, erroneously identifying her as Irmgard Furchner; in fact Sperling, 99, has testified in the case against ex-death camp secretary