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Holocaust

Anti-Semitism and the Yellow-Vest Demonstrations Illustrate the Depth of Europe’s Problem

Holocaust education isn’t the answer.

Daniel Johnson
Feb. 20 2019 12:01AM

Once Again, Poland’s Attempt to Whitewash History Clashes with Its Alliance with Israel

Benefiting neither Warsaw nor Jerusalem.

Jerusalem Post
Feb. 20 2019 12:01AM

German Anti-Americanism, the Holocaust, and the Jews

Filling the vacuum left when anti-Semitism went out of fashion.

Bruce Bawer
Feb. 15 2019 12:01AM

Hungary Is Getting a New Holocaust Museum. But Will It Distort the Hungarians’ Role in the Persecution and Slaughter of the Jews?

The fate of the House of Fates.

Liam Hoare
Feb. 8 2019 12:01AM

Could Jewish and Zionist Leaders Have Done More to Rescue the Jews of Poland?

That is the question a new history of Polish Jewry in the 1930s asks and—with one large exception—answers well.

Rick Richman
Feb. 5 2019 12:01AM

Felix Nussbaum’s Artistic Depictions of the Holocaust as It Unfolded

Paintings from a Jew in hiding.

Ro Oranim
Feb. 4 2019 12:01AM

Remembering Frank Blaichman, a Jewish Partisan Hero

He also helped preserve the memory of his fellow fighters.

Neil Genzlinger
Jan. 31 2019 12:01AM

Why Muslims Should Remember the Holocaust

A Saudi Muslim leader speaks.

Mohammad al-Issa
Jan. 30 2019 12:01AM

The Portuguese Diplomat Who Saved Thousands of Jews from the Nazis

Aristides de Sousa Mendes.

Richard Hurowitz
Jan. 29 2019 12:01AM

The Netherlands’ Stubborn Refusal to Come to Terms with Its Collaboration with the Nazis

Dutch police rounded up Jews and the government-in-exile ignored what it knew.

Manfred Gerstenfeld
Jan. 28 2019 12:01AM

An Exhibit at a Mosque about Muslims Who Rescued Jews? British Islamists Won’t Let It Happen

And most Britons won’t ask the tough questions.

Douglas Murray
Jan. 21 2019 12:01AM

The Pitfalls of an Anne Frank Comic Book Are Not Those One Might Expect

When it comes to the horrors of the Holocaust, and to its heroine as a writer, it falls short.

Ari Folman and David Polonsky
Jan. 15 2019 12:01AM

Despite Progress, Much Remains to Be Done in the Restoration of Art Plundered by the Nazis

A moral imperative.

Stuart Eizenstat
Jan. 10 2019 12:01AM

A New Film Tells the Story of the Heroic Poet-Turned-Guerrilla Avraham Sutzkever

Black Honey.

Dara Horn
Jan. 3 2019 12:01AM
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