Holocaust education
Germany to provide Yad Vashem with €5 million annually under new agreement with Israel
The agreement will replace an older one agreed upon in 2020, in which Germany committed to providing €1 million annually until 2031.
European Commission launches Project NERON to focus on antisemitism, fostering Jewish life
Boston principal apologizes to Muslim, Arab students who felt 'unsafe' after Holocaust lesson
Head of Anne Frank Educational Center questions Yad Vashem's Germany expansion, drawing backlash
South Carolina school district restricts Holocaust graphic novel for middle-schoolers
The decision follows the passage this summer of restrictive new guidelines on instructional materials at the State Board of Education.
Tim Walz cautioned against now rejected controversial ‘Gestapo Game’ at high school where he worked
Walz had cautioned against exercises like the one Ihrig used, which was called the “Gestapo Game” and was a trademarked activity conducted in settings around the world.
80 years since deportation of Hungarian Jews: 'We stood by and didn't do enough'
One Hungarian politician, a resident of Paks, discussed the importance of the parade for recognition of the Jewish community, both past and present.
Moroccan delegation led by Sharaka tours Israel, defies prejudice
‘Some participants already face negative backlash from Islamists, but thankfully the King and government stand behind these peace building initiatives,’ says Dan Feferman.
Jewish leader bashes former PM's denial of Poland's Holocaust role
"I say to the former Prime Minister: You cannot control the past. You must live with it, and learn from it. Go and learn,” Menachem Margolin of the European Jewish Association said.
Education is the silver bullet for combatting antisemitism - opinion
The International Conference is a recognition that Holocaust education must adapt to the changing dynamics of our world
BBC re-releases archived interview with Otto Frank on decision to publish Anne Frank’s diary
Otto Frank told the BBC of his difficulty in both reading the diary and making the decision to publish it.
Auschwitz display of 3,000 murdered children's shoes returns after undergoing preservation process
The shoes underwent a preservation process that took over a year of work at the Auschwitz Museum Conservation Laboratories.
English soccer fans and officials visit Holocaust sites in Germany
The initiative “Football and Remembrance” launched ahead of the tournament, and sought to familiarize UEFA EURO 2024 attendees with the history of the Holocaust.
Ensuring 'dignity': Germany increases funds for Holocaust survivors by $114m
The Claims Conference will increase funding for Holocaust survivors by $114 million, enhancing social services and education, ensuring dignified living and combating Holocaust denial.
