Nazi war criminals

New records put Hitler at center of renewed questions over his niece’s 1931 death

Newly uncovered archival documents appeared to challenge the established timeline of Geli Raubal’s 1931 death, placing Hitler in Munich when her body was reportedly discovered.

Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler, with their two dogs Wulf and Blondi at the Berghof, 1942. Found in the collection of State Central Military Museum, Moscow.
 BARRACKS AT the Stutthof concentration camp, photographed after its liberation.

German prosecutors investigate alleged 105-year-old former-Nazi PoW camp guard over WWII crimes

A man looks at a Nazi flag as he visits the exhibition "Design of the Third Reich" at the Design Museum Den Bosch in 's-Hertogenbosch; illustrative.

Canadian federal court rules to release redacted sections of 1986 Nazi resettlement report

An NYPD vehicle is seen outside of the Congregation Temple Emanu-El in New York City in 2025.

Why NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Tisha B’Av wishes are so ironic – opinion


Watchman who saved Holocaust-era records relives Swiss ordeal

Now aged 50, Meili says he would do it all again despite the upheaval of exile from Switzerland's close-knit society, which traditionally values unity and conformity.

Christoph Meili, a former Swiss bank security guard, wears a yamulka as he passes a photo mural of a Nazi soldier executing a Jewish woman during a tour of the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum in 1997.

Finland investigating role of SS volunteers during Holocaust

Finland was attacked by the USSR during the war, and subsequently fought against the Soviets alongside Nazi Germany after the initiation of Operation Barbarossa in 1941.

The Nazi regime organized the mass displays of Nazi propaganda and nationalist symbols across Germany during the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics events

German prosecutors indict 94-year-old former Auschwitz guard

The suspect said through his defense lawyer that he was “not aware of the background, intent or procedures behind the killing” at the camp.

The Nazi slogan "Arbeit macht frei" (Work sets you free) is pictured at the gates of the former Nazi German concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau in Oswiecim, Poland January 27, 2017.

U.S. Jewish groups rebuke Newt Gingrich after comparing FBI to Nazi Gestapo

The comments earned a swift rebuke from leading Jewish institutions in the United States.

Former House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich

TRANSCRIPT-Israeli president in Birkenau: We do not expect justice in Europe

"True, it was Germany that established the Camps, but our People were not murdered only in the camps. The members of our nation were betrayed by the people amongst whom they lived....also by Poles."

 Israeli President Reuven Rivlin and Polish President Andrzej Duda are seen at the Entrance to Auschwitz as they take part in the annual March of the Living

Polish PM's father: Jews gladly moved to ghettos to get away from Poles

“Do you know who chased the Jews away to the Warsaw Ghetto? The Germans, you think? No. The Jews themselves went," Kornel Morawiecki said.

Holocaust survivors enter Auschwitz 73 years after its liberation on Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 2018

Pensioner becomes first UK citizen to be investigated for Nazi war crimes

In the 1990s, Chrzanowski's stepson John Kingston informed London's Metropolitan Police of his suspicions.

A man wears a costume with a swastika armband

'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' submits final request for clemency

Despite continuing efforts to put Nazi war criminals on trial, the old age and failing health of suspected perpetrators often prove to be a stumbling block for prosecutors.

Oskar Groening, defendant and former Nazi SS officer dubbed the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", is pictured in the courtroom during his trial in Lueneburg, Germany, July 15, 2015.

Défection du Mossad

L’agence d’espionnage dévoile ses tentatives infructueuses de traque des criminels nazis

Officiers SS. De gauche à droite : Richard Baer (commandant d’Auschwitz), Josef Mengele et Rudolf Hoess (ancien commandant d’Auschwitz)

Convicted 'bookkeeper of Auschwitz' challenges jail time

Groening, who is physically frail, was sentenced to four years in prison in 2015, in one of the last cases against a surviving Nazi.

Oskar Groening