Remembering my dad, a Holocaust survivor, this Father’s Day When I was growing up, Dad only spoke of his childhood around his older sisters or unless someone asked him a specific question. I had many. Jennifer Krebs June 12, 2025
‘Disgusting, cowardly act’: Ottawa national Holocaust monument vandalized “When you desecrate the Holocaust monument, it causes tremendous pain for the community,” Lawrence Greenspon, volunteer co-chair of the National Holocaust Monument Committee, told JNS. Dave Gordon June 9, 2025
US military personnel travel to Poland for Holocaust-ed program “By immersing these cadets and midshipmen in the history of Auschwitz and the Holocaust, we hope to inspire ethical leadership rooted in humanity and justice,” said the chairman of the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation. June 9, 2025
Right-wing historian elected as Polish president Karol Nawrocki was a key promoter of laws that prohibit speech blaming Poles for Nazis crimes. Canaan Lidor June 2, 2025
Six headstones of German WWI soldiers changes from crosses to Stars of David in French cemeteries “If you had told me two years ago that I would feel this way, I wouldn’t have believed you,” Operation Benjamin board member Liz Steinlauf told JNS. JNS Staff May 28, 2025
New bill aims to make it easier for survivors, heirs to recover Nazi-looted art “The artwork wrongfully ripped from Jewish hands during the Holocaust bears witness to a chapter in history when evil persisted,” Sen. John Cornyn said. JNS Staff May 28, 2025
Auschwitz museum warns against fake AI images of victims Fictionalized images could encourage Holocaust denial, museum deputy spokesman says. JNS Staff May 25, 2025
Chiune Sugihara, a Japanese tzaddik How one man saved many worlds, and how his family touched so many lives. Rabbi Yossy Goldman May 21, 2025
Auschwitz launches digital replica of camp for filmmakers The Auschwitz-Birkenau Virtual Film Location harnesses 3D-scanning technologies to preserve the site’s historical integrity. JNS Staff May 20, 2025
