UHaifa International offers three interlinking master's programs with a multi-level understanding of Judaism, the Holocaust and the State of Israel

Set to premiere on May 1, 8-part series centers on anti-Nazi resistance activities of Miep and Jan Gies, whose sacrifices - and heroism - extended beyond the 'Secret Annex'

In a country notoriously slow to accept responsibility for mistakes and distance itself from its occupiers, a discussion on collaboration might soon take place in the open

Over 600 sign letter decrying 'political attack' on Barbara Engelking after TV interview in which she said Poles could've done more to help Jews during Nazi occupation

Famous physicist spent six months in coastal resort of De Haan, walking the promenade, enjoying a morning coffee and playing violin with the queen, despite a Nazi price on his head

Josef S. denied working at Sachsenhausen but was found by a German court to have served there as a member of the SS

Ahead of new exhibit, designer says Greek-Jewish mother was imprisoned in Auschwitz, Ravensbruck; upon liberation she weighed just 25 kgs: 'She was a skeleton amongst ashes'

Ephraim Mol collapsed, suffered stroke day before Yom Hashoah; born in Belgium, he was separated from parents while fleeing Nazis, hidden in Paris for duration of war

Karen Frostig's 'Locker of Memory' project unites Jungfernhof survivors and descendants, officials in Latvia, around Holocaust 'memory work' including plan for on-site memorial

Israeli president appears to reference dispute over WWII narrative in speech as he joins German, Polish counterparts in Warsaw for 80th Ghetto Uprising memorial