Judge in Georgia rejects appeal to cut the late Judith Dim Evans from the film; daughter said she was 'horrified and upset' to learn movie was a comedy

Thousands join initiative to fight social isolation amid pandemic; 'I know that there’s someone thinking of me, I’m not alone in the world,' says one participant

Ruth Brandspiegel heard the name of her childhood friend Sasha Eisenberg during New Jersey online service; days later, they met and recounted memories of their families' friendship

State comptroller says funds designated for survivors not being dispensed, raps authorities for not surveying their needs: 'Time is running out'

Lawsuit says the recently deceased Judith Dim Evans, interviewed for upcoming sequel, believed it was a serious documentary and was horrified to learn it 'mocks the Holocaust'

Payments will go to some 240,000 survivors around the world, including in Israel and North America, over the next two years

Second-generation trauma expert Helen Epstein publishes late mother Franci Rabinek Epstein's manuscript, initially rejected in mid-1970s for being ahead of its time

Austrian-born writer was known for critically acclaimed accounts of her time in concentrations camps, including 'Still Alive: A Holocaust Girlhood remembered'

Auschwitz survivor lectured before thousands in schools and elsewhere, leaving 'a deep impression on his listeners'

Gathering with weekly precision since 1943, Stammtisch, or regulars' table, has hosted many illustrious guests; now the pandemic sends group with many Holocaust survivors online