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Israel to assume one-year chairmanship of Arlosen Archives, comprehensive WWII archive in 2027
In 2025, the Arolsen Archives partnered with Israel’s Central Zionist Archive to digitize over 1300 child tracing files, records originally created for unaccompanied Jewish children after the war.
Italian Parliament advances groundbreaking bill to return Holocaust-era looted art
Graham Platner faces rape accusation, prompting Democrat demands he drop from Maine Senate race
Outcry in Germany over controversial plans to demolish Nazi bunker for luxury apartment building
WWII Jewish American spies’ gear found in Tyrolean glacier after missions in Nazi Europe
Historian Edith Hessenberger: "by now we are 100 percent sure that the objects belonged to the three men of Operation Greenup".
While the world distorts, the Balkans remember: Dr. Zuroff’s legacy honored - opinion
As Israel faces false genocide claims, the Balkans honor Dr. Zuroff’s decades-long mission to preserve Holocaust truth and confront historical revisionism.
Fueled by billionaire money, Europe’s far-right reaches heights unseen since Hitler - opinion
These populist movements, often marked by fascist and racist traits, now enjoy support from some of the world’s most powerful billionaires
This week in Jewish history: High Holy Days, return of Yemeni Jews, Second Intifada
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
Ohio auction house halts sale of paintings looted during Holocaust, billed as ‘unclaimed property'
Two 17th-century paintings looted by Nazis were pulled from an Ohio auction after a Holocaust art restitution group confirmed their rightful heirs.
Nuremberg 90 Years Ago, and Where We Are Now
There are five concrete steps we can take to ensure Nuremberg’s lessons are actualized
'38 Londres Street': The dictator and the Nazi who found refuge in Chile - review
Menachem Begin reactivated the search for Nazi war criminals in 1977.
Antisemitism flares and ‘Reichstag’ mentions soar online in wake of Charlie Kirk assassination
“Charlie Kirk was assassinated by jews,” tweeted an account called Greatest Noticer, whose username is an apparent allusion to a neo-Nazi watchword.
Robert Jay Lifton, pioneering scholar of Nazi doctors and Jewish memory, dies at 99
Robert Jay Lifton, whose work on genocide psychology reshaped Holocaust studies and Jewish thought for decades, died at his home in Massachusetts at 99.
Argentina investigates daughter of former Nazi official and her husband over stolen painting
Friedrich Kadgien was a senior Nazi official who fled to Argentina after the war. He died in 1979.
