Holocaust education
Hungarian textbooks portray Jews positively, contain unbiased coverage of Holocaust - IMPACT-se
IMPACT-se released new research that found that Hungarian school textbooks include informative depictions of Judaism and empathetic, deep coverage of the Holocaust.
'World, Open Your Eyes'
Eva Schloss, Auschwitz survivor and founder of Anne Frank Trust UK, dies at 96
"We have to march this year—it might be our last chance"
Protests for new elections, release of hostages held in cities across Israel
Families of the hostages were joined in their weekly mass rally by the descendants of Holocaust survivors and leaders in Israeli society as the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Ensuring that 'Never Again' will not happen again - opinion
First, we owe them the promise to never forget and more importantly, to continue to teach the lessons of the Holocaust.
The life of Roman Vishniac comes to the big screen
The documentary Vishniac premiered in New York on January 19 and will open in Los Angeles on February 2.
Remembrance Ambassadors in Jerusalem tell stories of surviving the Holocaust
During the course of the evening, the audience will hear half a dozen ambassadors relate the Holocaust experiences of six survivors, interspersed by musical interludes.
Museum of Jewish Heritage tackles issue of Holocaust education for children
Museums and educators are wrestling with the question of how to reach younger audiences further and further removed from the horrors of the Holocaust.
Rock star Alanis Morissette uncovers her family’s Holocaust history on PBS’ ‘Finding Your Roots’
Seven-time Grammy Award winner Alanis Morissette was raised Catholic and is now a practicing Buddhist. But her mother was born in Hungary to two Holocaust survivor parents.
Two Holocaust survivors tell their tale in a new short documentary
As Holocaust survivors number fewer and fewer, the two men’s story was important even before Oct. 7
Holocaust memorial in Denmark defaced with antisemitic graffiti, Palestinian flag
The memorial focuses on the dangerous efforts made by ordinary Danish citizens who risked their own lives to save Jews during the Nazi occupation of the country.
Portuguese Holocaust museum marks anniversary of Kristallnacht
The ceremony featured the lighting of a memorial flame in front of 500 students from schools across Portugal who took part in the event.
Rising death toll in Gaza is tragic, but Holocaust scholars should know it's not genocide - opinion
Since Israel’s founding in 1948, the Palestinian population in what now includes Israel, the West Bank and Gaza has risen from 1.4 million to 6.6 million
