Nazis

The secrets of the 'Angel of Death'

Swiss intelligence to publish classified files on Nazi 'Angel of Death' Dr. Joseph Mengele.

Declassified files reveal Mengele’s carefree life in Argentina

Declassified files reveal Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, the “Angel of Death,” lived freely in Argentina despite authorities knowing his identity. He later fled to Paraguay and Brazil, evading justice until his death in 1979.

Germany probes 100-year-old suspected Nazi camp guard

German prosecutors are investigating a 100-year-old man accused of serving as a Nazi camp guard in Hemer, where thousands died. The probe comes as time runs out for trials eight decades after World War II.

A suitcase under the bed uncovers a fortune lost to the Nazis

What began as a simple act of sorting through his late father’s belongings turned into a journey through a buried family past - one that revealed immense wealth, tragic loss, and long-delayed justice.

Argentina:

Nazi descendants charged over hidden trove of looted Jewish art

Nazi’s daughter and her husband charged in Argentina for hiding looted Jewish art, including 22 Matisse works and a long-lost Ghislandi painting stolen during WWII.

Painting looted by Nazis found in Argentina

Argentine authorities located and returned a rare painting by Italian painter Giuseppe Ghislandi that was looted by the Nazis from a Jewish art dealer in the Netherlands.

Living up to its notorious past:

Argentina, once the safe haven for Nazis, circa 2025

The progressive human rights lawyers that petitioned for Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest should he set foot in Argentina, have brought to light Argentina’s anti-Semitic past and its love affair with Nazis fleeing Germany after the war - among other antisemitic acts. Opinion.

Proud in my kippah:

Jewish teen with royals at national VE Day service

Jewish Teen Sam Rose-Isaacs represents Jewish community at historic VE Day ceremony, 'Proud to be British. Proud to be Jewish. And proud to be part of a generation that remembers history and carries it forward.'

Argentina declassifies files on Nazi escape routes

Argentina declassifies more than 1,800 files on Nazi escape via ‘rat-lines’ to South America.

Germany:

Convicted former Nazi camp secretary dies at 99

Irmgard Furchner, the 99-year-old former secretary at the Stutthof concentration camp, has died. She was convicted in Germany in 2022 for complicity in over 10,000 deaths.

Argentina to reveal names of Nazis who hid there

The President of Argentina announced that the classified status will be removed from documents about the Nazis who fled to the country after World War II.

Don’t talk to us about Nazis

Godwin’s Law may need to be updated. Everything is now called 'Nazi' – except persecuting Jews, attacking Jews, calling for the mass murder of Jews, or actually committing mass murder against the Jews. Opinion.

Then and now:

They say what they mean and they mean what they say

Why is Iran not called Persia anymore? The answer says it all.

“Islamonazis”? No, the Nazis were Islam lite

Islam is both the religion and the law, Shari’a, together making for the most robust totalitarian system ever devised. The relationship between these two is one of the three things that give Islam a power that Nazism could never match. Op-ed.

'Don’t say Hess to Nazi accusations':

Elon Musk cracks Holocaust jokes

Elon Musk makes Holocaust jokes after Netanyahu defends him as ‘great friend of Israel.’

Will the Netherlands expose collaborators with the Nazis?

Central Archives of the Special Jurisdiction Courts, documenting 425,000 Dutch individuals accused of collaborating with the Nazis during World War II, to become accessible on Thursday.

Nazi hunter calls to stop putting Nazis on trial

Thomas Walther, a German lawyer known for his involvement in prosecuting Nazis, has called for an end to the prosecution of Nazi criminals.

Germany:

100-year-old former Nazi guard cleared to face trial

Higher regional court in Frankfurt overturns a lower court's ruling that Gregor Formanek, a 100-year-old former guard at Sachsenhausen, was unfit to stand trial.

Michigan:

Nazi flags waved near Anne Frank production

Demonstrators with Nazi flags target a Michigan production of ‘The Diary of Anne Frank.’

Remembering Kristallnacht: November 9-10, 1938

Kristallnacht marked a dramatic escalation in the Nazi’s treatment of Jews.

Op-ed:

The real Nazis stand up

Hours after the Netherlands officially commemorated the Kristallnacht pogrom, the Nazis’ heirs staged a new Kristallnacht pogrom. And the police took their time. Opinion.

Watch: Descendants of Nazis sing 'Am Israel Chai'

Descendants of Nazis and participants in the March of Life movement stand by their Jewish friends during a wave of antisemitism worldwide, spontaneously create a video to show support for the Jewish nation. Watch.

The long arm of the Jewish People

The State of Israel carries on Simon Wiesenthal's legacy, but the international community has not given Israel the credit it deserves. If Israel was not taking care of business, these very same terrorists would spread to the US shores.

New documentary reveals:

Leni Riefenstahl may have played an active role in Jews' deaths

Leni Riefenstahl’s Nazi sympathies ran deeper than she admitted, a new documentary about the director argues.

Founded in 1944? This Polish bakery has a little-known past

Before this famous Polish bakery ‘opened’ in 1944, it belonged to a Jewish family killed by the Nazis.

Over cooperation with Nazis

Famous German biscuit company apologizes

Germany’s Bahlsen biscuit empire apologizes after report finds that the company used several times more forced laborers than previously thought during the Nazi period.

“Let him sit alone and keep silence”

I had a sister. Her grave will never be identified and she had no name. In memoriam.

Vilna:

Excavations reveal intensity of Great Synagogue's destruction

Archaeological excavations of the Great Synagogue of Vilna reveal the floor of the main prayer hall and evidence of the intensity of destruction of the synagogue, destroyed by the Nazis and the Soviet authorities.

Indiana:

Self-identified Nazi sent to prison for threats to Jews

An Indiana man who identified himself as a Nazi will serve time in federal prison after pleading guilty to calling ADL offices and leaving voicemails where he threatened to assault and kill Jewish people.

Brazil:

Over one hundred Nazi symbols located

Sao Paulo police found over one hundred Nazi symbols in an apartment that was used as a center for online sales of Nazi paraphernalia.

Pro-Hamas Demonstrators in US Reminiscent of German Bundists

On February 20, 1939, in a precursor to today's anti-Israel protests, 22,000 members showed up at Madison Square Garden surrounded by Nazi imagery and speeches filled with Nazi propaganda.

Blood-stained tallit from the Holocaust taken into Gaza

Im Tirtzu Chairman, Matan Peleg, showed his soldiers a blood-stained tallit that he inherited from his great-grandfather, who fought the Nazis.

Progressive Leftists are the New Nazis

Jews and Judaism are antithetical to all pillars of contemporary progressive leftism and therefore hated people who should be destroyed. Opinion.

South Africa's blood libel against Israel

Israel's army of Jewish soldiers is well aware of what genocide means because the Jewish People suffered a real genocide at the hands of the Nazis. There were no international aid organizations and shipments to relieve the suffering and hunger of Jews as they were shipped off to death camps. Op-ed.

First the Aryan Jesus, now the Palestinian Jesus

Robbing Jews of identity paves the way for genocide  What better way than the canard that Jesus was an Aryan-and now a Palestinian. Opinion

Hamas' inspiration:

Mein Kampf found in home of Hamas terrorist

A soldier operating in the home of a Hamas operative found an Arabic copy of the book penned by Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.

Turning the al-Aqsa Flood around

Can one change the attitude that says that the Palestinian Arabs must wrest control of the entire land from the Jews? Op-ed.

Nazis, Muslims and the Jews

Decades of Palestinian Arab terrorism upgraded from stoning and stabbing Jews to the diabolical nightmare of Nazi crematoria. Op-ed.

Black Lives Matter, but Jewish Lives Don’t

The BLM movement suffers from endemic Jew hatred that leads it to stand with Muslims who burn babies, rape women and kill the elderly.Op-ed.

After honoring of Nazi:

Putin calls former Canadian House Speaker 'an idiot'

Russian President comments on incident in which Canada's Parliament celebrated veteran who had fought alongside the Nazis.

Canada's Governor General apologizes for honor to former Nazi

Canada's Governor General, Mary Simon, apologizes for top Canadian honor awarded in 1987 to Nazi soldier who moved to Canada.

Canada mulling declassifying list of ex-Nazis

The move follows the recent incident in which Parliament unknowingly glorified a Ukrainian who fought alongside the Nazis.

Global Campaign to locate Nazi looted art must be launched now!

Reality dictates that time is slipping away. It is imperative to search for the remainder of 600,000 works of art looted by the Nazis.Op-ed.

After uproar over hosting Nazi:

Canada's House of Commons elects new speaker

Greg Fergus becomes first Black Canadian to hold the post, replaces speaker who quit after honoring Ukrainian who fought with Nazis.

Belarus:

Headstones from destroyed Jewish cemetery made into memorial

A Jewish cemetery in Belarus was destroyed by Nazis. Now its headstones are being made into a memorial.

Canadian PM apologizes for parliament honoring Nazi veteran

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologizes after a Nazi veteran was praised in parliament: It was a terrible mistake.

After inviting Nazi fighter:

Canadian House of Commons Speaker resigns

Speaker Anthony Rota announces resignation over having invited a man who fought for the Nazis to attend Zelenskyy's address to Parliament.

Canada:

Speaker apologizes for honoring Ukrainian who fought with Nazis

Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada apologizes for Parliament's standing ovation to Ukrainian who fought for a Nazi unit.

Canada:

Parliament under fire for honoring man who fought for Nazis

Jewish organizations demand Canada’s Parliament apologize for giving standing ovation to man who fought for Nazi unit.

Argentina: Police raid publisher distributing Nazi literature

Police in Argentina raid and close Nazi publisher following investigation spurred by Jewish group.

Auction house cancels second auction of Nazi-linked jewels

Christie's cancels second auction of jewels belonging to Austrian billionaire whose German husband made his fortune under the Nazis.

85 years later:

Rubble from Munich's main synagogue located

Nazi leader Adolf Hitler ordered the destruction of the building five months before Kristallnacht in 1938.

Austrian writers demand:

'Drop provincial anthems composed by Nazis'

Several regions have been found to have anthems composed by Nazis, but so far none have been changed.

UK college union slammed for motion comparing Israel to Nazis

British university union singles out Israel at annual conference, passing motion placing Israel alongside Nazis, South Africa and slavery.

Op-ed:

The beautiful people at Cannes

The people may be beautiful but the history they are glossing over is less so. Op-ed.

Op-Ed:

The entire Jewish people must celebrate victory over the Nazis

We mourn the Holocaust, as we should, but we must also celebrate the Allied victory over its perpetrators. Op-ed.

Sale of Nazi linked jewels to go ahead despite criticism

UK auction house ignores calls to stop sale of jewelry linked to man who profited from Nazi persecution of Jewish businesses.

Wiesenthal Center calls for freeze on auction linked to Nazis

Sale by Christie's Auction House contains jewelry collection linked to man who bought Jewish businesses for profit during Holocaust.

Dutch village forced to ban Nazi treasure hunters

Treasure map claims looted valuables stolen from Dutch bank by Nazis in 1945 buried in central Netherlands.

Netherlands to release secret files on Nazi collaborators

Dutch files on those suspected of collaborating with Nazis, many of whom went on trial after the war, will be digitized and placed online.