Inge Ginsberg, Holocaust Survivor With a Heavy Metal Coda, Dies at 99
Inge Ginsberg, who fled the Holocaust, helped American spies in Switzerland during World War II, wrote songs in Hollywood and, in a final [...]
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Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ Gets New French Edition, With Each Lie Annotated
PARIS — A new, heavily annotated version of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” was published in France on Wednesday, aiming to break down his [...]
Opinion | The Nazi-Fighting Women of the Jewish Resistance
In 1943, Niuta Teitelbaum strolled into a Gestapo apartment on Chmielna Street in central Warsaw and faced three Nazis. A 24-year-old Jewish woman [...]
Opinion | Remembering the Holocaust: ‘A Necessary Discomfort’
More from our inbox: To the Editor: “Of Nazis, Crimes and Punishment,” by Margaret Renkl (Op-Ed, March 9): For survivors, like those in [...]
Opinion | Poland and the Holocaust
To the Editor: Re “2 Scholars to Apologize Over Study of Holocaust” (news article, Feb. 10): What a pity that Poland, a nation [...]
Tennessee Man Who Served as Nazi Camp Guard Is Deported to Germany
A 95-year-old man who lived in Tennessee was deported to Germany on Saturday, one year after a federal judge found that he had [...]
A Massacre in a Forest Becomes a Test of Poland’s Pushback on Wartime Blame
MALINOWO, Poland — From a forest on the edge of this tiny village in eastern Poland, a distant and mostly forgotten local horror [...]
Opinion | Her Grandfather, and the Destruction of Lithuania’s Jews
More from our inbox: To the Editor: Re “My Celebrated Grandfather Had an Unforgivable Past” (Op-Ed, Jan. 28): As a granddaughter of a [...]