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Sandor Kepiro, 97, has been acquitted of war crime charges related to the execution of 35 Serbs and Jews in Serbia in 1942.
Catholic bishop Richard Williamson claims he was asked “leading questions” in a Swedish TV interview.
The Danish director said he thought he understood “the man” and “sympathises with him a little bit”.
The notorious “Arbeit Macht Frei” (Work Sets You Free) sign was stolen in 2009 by Swedish man with neo-Nazi ties.
Twelve men are on the list of the most wanted Nazi-era war criminals, compiled by a Jewish human rights organisation. The hunt continues after a Nazi death camp guard was convicted this week.
Trial of John Demjanjuk could not find specific evidence to show he killed Sobibor concentration camp victims – but proved that his work there showed he was an accessory to death.
Project described as a “last minute rescue operation” to preserve the memories of Jewish people killed in WWII begins collecting items saved and cherished by surviving family members.
The actress says that Gibson made homophobic and anti-semitic remarks to her during a party 15 years ago – including calling her an “oven dodger”, in reference to her Jewish heritage.
The Italian prime minister just can’t catch a break – especially after making anti-Semitic jokes.
David Irving, who has been jailed for his claims that there were no gas chambers in the Third Reich, plans to offer €1,750 tours of death camps.
The man at the centre of a viral video responds to claims of ‘insensitivity’.
Holocaust survivor dances his message at concentration camp sites.