Warsaw Synagogue Replica Would Make Nazis 'Turn in Their Graves'
A miniature replica of Warsaw Great Synagogue will be installed on site of original, almost 70 years after it was destroyed.
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More Than 10,000 Mark Mauthausen Liberation
More than 10,000 people from some 50 countries marked 68th anniversary of liberation of Nazi concentration camp at Mauthausen in Austria.
Germany Marks 80 Years Since Nazi Book Burnings
A memorial on the spot where 20,000 books were burned in Berlin on May 10, 1933, will be inaugurated on Friday
Jewish Groups Slam Glenn Beck for Bloomberg Nazi Salute
Television personality Glenn Beck has aroused Jewish criticism for depicting New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg giving a Nazi salute.
Germany Arrests Former Auschwitz Guard
Hans Lipschis, a 93-year-old alleged former guard at Auschwitz, arrested by Germany. He claims he was a cook.
High Profile Neo-Nazi Terror Case Begins in Germany
The trial of five Germans who allegedly were involved in a neo-Nazi terror campaign begins Monday in Munich.
Wold Jewish Congress to Combat Neo-Nazism at Annual Assembly
The World Jewish Congress will kickstart its annual assembly on Sunday to discuss alarming rise of neo-Nazi political parties.
Greek Neo-Nazi Party Targets Leading Jewish Group
Greece’s neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party has launched attack against leading Jewish organization, charging "Zionists" control Greek, US policy.
Dutch Newspaper Utilizes Nazi Imagery to Defame Israel
Dutch newspaper depicts "Israel as lying hooked-nosed hassidic Jew commiserating with a North Korean counterpart on nuclear capabilities."
Slovakia Paves the Way for Extradition of Hungarian Nazi
A Slovak court has paved the way for the extradition of Laszlo Csatary from Hungary to Slovakia.
Record Turnout at Budapest Holocaust March Amid Rising Racism
A record 10,000 Hungarians take part annual march to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust.
EJC: Possible 'Golden Dawn' Ban is 'Milestone Against Racism'
European Jewish Congress welcomes report by Council of Europe, which affirmed that Greece has legal right to ban neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party.
Council of Europe: Greece Could Ban Neo-Nazi 'Golden Dawn'
The Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights said that Greece has the legal right to ban the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party.
Surviving Twin Searches for Brother, Auschwitz Tattoo A-7734
Holocaust survivor Menachem Bodner, born Elijahu Gottesman, is searching for his identical twin brother and asking our readers to help.
Trial of Prominent German Neo-Nazi Cell Postponed
Munich court said Monday it would delay the beginning of trial proceedings of neo-Nazi cell to allow for a new media accreditation process.
'Jews Are Evil' Teacher Gets Leave
High school English teacher on leave assigning students a writing composition that sought to persuade reader that “Jews are evil”.
‘Jews Are Evil’ Assigned to NY High School Students
New York State high school students were told to write a piece persuading a teacher that “Jews are evil,” for the problems of Nazi Germany.
Budapest Bans 'Give Gas' Rally Amid Outrage
An anti-Semitic demonstration that was planned for the same day as a Holocaust memorial march was banned in Hungary.
'Intellectual Exile' Demanded for Anti-Semitic Polish Historian
Wiesenthal demands suspension of Polish historian who claimed "Jews themselves participated in murder of their own people."
50 Alleged Auschwitz Guards Face Accountability in Germany?
Fifty men who allegedly served as guards at the infamous Auschwitz Nazi death camp may face prison terms in Germany.
Rivals Are 'Heirs to Hitler': Venezuela's Maduro
Acting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday accused the country's opposition of being "heirs of Hitler."
France: Stolen WWII Art Returned to Jewish Owners
Six paintings that fell into the hands of the Nazis after their Jewish owner was forced to sell have been returned to his grandson.
Ban of German Neo-Nazi Party Likely to Fall Short
A Germany bid to ban NPD neo-Nazi party faced opposition as junior coalition partners of the Free Democrats (FDP) came out against the move.
Greek Soccer Player Banned for Life Over Nazi Salute
A 20-year-old Greek soccer player, who gave a Nazi salute to fans in Athens, has been banned for life from national tournaments.
Austria Marks 75th Anniversary of Nazi 'Annexation'
Austria marked 75 years since German troops crossed the border unopposed on March 12, 1938 and "annexed" country into Third Reich.
Historians: Former Vienna Philharmonic Chief was SS Member
A former head of Vienna's Philharmonic Orchestra was a member of Nazi Germany's SS, historians say.
Bulgaria Admits Failing to Save Thousands of Jews
Bulgarian parliament for the first time admitted Friday failing to save over 11,000 Jews from territories under its control in Holocaust.
Greek Neo-Nazis Set Sights on Indoctrinating Preschoolers
Greek neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party is opening nursery schools aimed at indoctrinating toddlers with vehemently anti-Semitic views.
2 Out of 5 Austrians: Things Were ‘Not All Bad’ Under Hitler
Forty percent of Austrians believe things were not all bad under Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, according to a poll released Friday.
ADL Calls on Joan Rivers to Apologize for 'Vulgar' Remarks
Commenting on model's fashion choice, Joan Rivers said, “last time a German looked this hot was when they were pushing Jews into the ovens."
Neo-Nazi Parties Threaten to 'Upend European Parliament'
Anti-Defamation League urges United States Congress to mobilize a united voice against the return of political anti-Semitism.
Three Charged with 'Aggravated Violence' Following Soccer Attack
Tottenham supporters were attacked in a Lyon bar on the eve of a Europa League game.
FBI Nabs Neo-Nazi Plotting Attacks Against Jewish Targets
Neo-Nazi supporter who had been arrested by the FBI in December was allegedly plotting attacks against Jewish leaders in the Detroit-area.
SWC to Lithuania: Ban 'Fascist Ideology' Marches
Simon Wiesenthal Center calls on Lithuanian authorities to ban neo-Nazi marches that mark Lithuanian Independence Day.
Amazon Fires ‘Neo-Nazi-Linked’ German Security Firm
The giant Internet retailer Amazon has fired its German security firm following reports of neo-Nazi-linked staff harassing workers.
Only Surviving Synagogue Near Auschwitz on Verge of Collapse
A synagogue near the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz is on the verge of collapse, officials warned last week.
ADL: Belgian Nazi Parade Makes Mockery of Holocaust
ADL expressed outrage that participants in UNESCO-affiliated festival dressed as Nazis and paraded through the streets of Belgium.
Holocaust Survivors Protest Allianz Golf Tournament
Holocaust survivors demonstrated outside a golf tournament in Florida, sponsored by an insurance company that had ties to the Nazis.
Belgian City Parade to Feature Nazis Holding Zyklon B Canisters
A parade in the Belgian city of Aalst is expected to feature participants dressed as Nazi SS officers holding canisters of Zyklon B gas.
High School Basketball Team Under Fire Over Nazi Salute
Members of a Maine high school girls' basketball team have been disciplined after a Nazi salute picture surfaced online.
Detroit Auschwitz Sign An 'Intentional, Malicious Act' of Hatred
ADL expresses outrage over 'Arbeit Macht Frei' Auschwitz sign at Packard Plant in Detroit.
Chilling Video: Thousands of Neo-Nazis March Through Athens
Tens of thousands of neo-Nazis rallied in support of Greece's Golden Dawn party, in its largest demonstration of support
‘Islam Curses Anti-Semitism’ Says Turkish Activist
A Turkish peace activist says “Islam curses anti-Semitism” in a blog post for a Jewish magazine, and posted on her Facebook page.
British MEP Claims Party Leader in 'Israel's Pocket'
A British Liberal MEP has accused his party leader of being “in Israel’s pocket” following condemnation of Holocaust analogy.
Golden Dawn Attacks AJC's David Harris For Greece Visit
Neo-Nazi party: American Jewish Committee's visit is an attempt to exert "Jewish influence over Greek political issues."
Europe’s 'Democratic Conscience' Votes In Neo-Nazi Party Member
Council of Europe set to approve nomination of Hungarian neo-Nazi to its Committee on Equality and Non-Discrimination.
State School President Under Fire for Obama-Hitler Comparison
The President of the Ohio State Board of Education has come under fire for comparing policies of President Obama to those of Hitler.
Council of Europe Considering Ban on Neo-Nazi MPs
Council of Europe is considering banning extreme-right members if they are affiliated with “neo-Nazi, racist and anti-Semitic" parties.
British Politician: Israel Has 'Evolved into Racist Oppressor'
A British politician has exploited the upcoming Holocaust Memorial Day to attack Israel, calling the Jewish state "a racist oppressor.”
Historians Probe Vienna Philharmonic's Nazi Past
The Vienna Philharmonic has assigned three historians the task of investigating the prestigious orchestra's Nazi past.
Abbas Links Zionists and Nazis, then Denies He Did
PA Chairman claims in a TV interview that there is a link between Zionists and Nazis. His spokesman later denies this.
Rare Nazi-Seized Posters to Auction in New York
A trove of about 4,300 rare vintage advertising posters that were seized by the Nazis in 1938 will go to auction in New York.
‘Inspiring’ Hitler Apps Featured on Android Google Play
Google’s app store for Androids is offering products featuring information for those who seek the “inspiration” of Adolf Hitler.
Leading Austrian Neo-Nazi Receives 9 Year Prison Sentence
A Viennese court sentenced a neo-Nazi figure in Austria to nine years in prison for his role in launching a website that glorifies Nazism.
Youngest Survivor on Schindler's List Dies at 83
The youngest of 1,100 Jews saved from the Nazis by Oskar Schindler has died in Southern California at the age of 83.
Slovak Police Find Key Witness in Trial of Nazi War Criminal
Slovak police have found a key witness in the case of suspected Nazi war criminal Laszlo Csatary, Hungarian media reported.
Poland Probes Artist's Use of Holocaust Victims' Ashes
Polish prosecutors have launched an investigation into a Swedish artist's claims that he used the ashes of Holocaust victims in his artwork.
Auschwitz Records 1.43 Million Visitors in 2012
The Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp memorial and museum registered 1.43 million visitors in 2012, a record number in its 65-year history.
Hungary: Referendum on Naming Park After Hitler Ally Fails
Residents of a small Hungarian town have failed to stop a park from taking on the name of the country's Nazi-allied wartime leader.
Hungarian Jews Cautiously Welcome Holocaust Pension Hike
Hungarian Jews welcome pension hike for Holocaust survivors, but say government needs to do more to combat anti-Semitism.
