A new study of Adolf Eichmann, true Nazi believer and proud of it, confirms the extent to which Hannah Arendt got him totally wrong.

Theories abound, but in the end only one war aim mattered to history’s greatest single suicide bomber, the man who blew up Europe to kill its Jews.

The 1940 Nazi invasion of France turned the country’s classical-music scene into a mix of the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Neither Nazism nor Bolshevism would have been conceivable without the disaster that was World War I.  

The close kinship between two modern political movements puts paid to the conventional idea that one of them, Nazism, is a more extreme form of conservatism. 

To the philosopher Martin Heidegger, as to the Nazis he supported, the German spirit lay under mortal threat of “Jewification” by “Semitic nomads.” 

The Polish Home Army’s 1944 revolt against the Nazis was a heroic effort, savagely suppressed; but it was not a fight for democracy, and it. . .

Even as the Roosevelt administration adamantly refused to divert military resources to the rescue of Jews from Nazi-occupied Europe, it willingly committed them to the salvage of paintings.

Israeli conservatives, themselves the victims of slanderous speech by the Left, should be the first to oppose a Knesset bill banning the use of the. . .

It’s no mystery why Dieudonné M’bala M’bala’s anti-Semitic gesture shares its name with a dumpling; what may be more puzzling is why it’s considered. . .

A new film, highly popular in Germany, perpetuates the fallacy that ordinary Germans were duped by the Nazis and ignorant of the extent of their crimes.

A British documentary of the extermination camps, edited by Alfred Hitchcock and now being restored for wide release, is a work of necessary historical significance,. . .

As a superb new book demonstrates, it is a historical myth that Jews in modern Turkey prospered under the secular republic; nor was Turkey actually. . .

In 1937, William E. Dodd returned from a four-year tour as U.S. ambassador to Germany warning of the Nazi threat to the Jews and. . .