Washington anesthesiologist and expert knitter Lea Stern 'reverse engineers' pattern of fragile artifact in hidden children collection at US Holocaust Memorial Museum

Acclaimed director and producer speaks about his new documentary series on what makes people hate

Comedy set during Holocaust about brainwashed German boy is about laughing as well as understanding how easy it is for children to be indoctrinated into hate

Former SS private charged with 5,230 counts of accessory to murder says he knew Jews were being gassed at Stutthof camp, but 'did not see himself in a position to free them'

Group organizing event says testimonies like 93-year-old Xhemal Veseli's 'bring us together as Jews and Muslims'

Polish Embassy in Switzerland says German-born Yosef Burg, elected to first Knesset in 1949 and an MK for next 40 years, escaped as part of operation that rescued thousands of Jews

As group congregates to mark 45 years since German industrialist's death, one woman says her parents, whom he saved, begat over 120 descendants: 'It is all your doing'

Over 70 objects, many of them believed originals from WWII era, were found hidden in a collector's home in June 2017

Now being translated into 15 languages, journal describes conditions in Nazi-occupied Przemysl until 18-year-old's death in 1942, which was recorded by her boyfriend in final entry

A new plaque in the Old City honors the pilgrimage of a Catholic priest who saved lives during the Holocaust, but also joined the genocidal Croatian Ustasha regime