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Former Auschwitz Guard Reinhold Hanning Convicted

A 94-year-old former Auschwitz guard was convicted on Friday of being an accessory to the murder of at least 170,000 people, at the end of what is likely to be one of Germany’s last Holocaust trials.

Former Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning (C) leaves the court after the start of his trial

Book Signed by Anne Frank Sells for $62,500

A book of fairy tales that belonged to Anne Frank sold for $62,500 dollars at a New York auction on Thursday, Swann Auction Galleries said. The 1925 edition of “Grimm’s Fairy Tales,” including “Snow White” and “Hansel and Gretel,” belonged

Anne and Margot Frank's copy of Grimm's Fairy Tales is pictured at Swann Auction

Ring Jews Gave To Oskar Schindler’s Almost Thrown To The Trash

Ynetnews reports: Before Louis’s Gross’ father, Jozef Gross, passed away in Melbourne, Australia, he bequeathed an unassuming box to his son. The box would have been thrown in the garbage but for the interest of one of Louis’ acquaintance. When he saw the ring, he recognized its importance and suggested that it be looked at.

Oskar Schindler

Jewish Labour MP Posts Anti-Semitic Abuse She Received Online

The Times of Israel reports: Amid an ongoing row over anti-Semitism in Britain’s Labour Party, a Jewish member of parliament from the party published a series of tweets and private messages she received online in recent years which highlight the disturbing level of abuse endured by Jewish politicians in the United Kingdom.

Britain's opposition Labour Party Shadow Minister for Mental Health Luciana Berger ad

Germany Finally Honors First Nazi Hunter Fritz Bauer

The Independent reports: He was gay, Jewish, and a high-profile German state prosecutor in 1960s West Germany. But it was his dogged determination to bring Hitler’s henchmen to justice that meant Fritz Bauer was ostracised by politicians, feared denunciation as

Fritz Bauer, a prosecutor in the 1960s, was responsible for the Auschwitz trials in 1963 w

Anne Frank Fund Fights Plans to Publish Diary Online

An academic and a French MP have announced plans to publish online Friday the famous diary of Anne Frank, with the organisation holding publication rights threatening legal action. University of Nantes lecturer Olivier Ertzscheid told AFP Wednesday that the planned

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Anguish as Reprints of ‘Mein Kampf’ Planned For New Year

BERLIN (AFP) – The copyright of Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” expires Friday, with plans by several publishers for annotated reprints sparking fierce debate over how one of the world’s most controversial books should be treated seven decades after the defeat of the Nazis.

Mein Kampf

Warsaw Ghetto Memorial Plaque Vandalized

WARSAW (EJP) – A memorial plaque on the Warsaw Ghetto Monument was vandalized, Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza reported. A swastiska was sprayed on the stone tablet that marks the boundaries of the largest Jewish ghetto established by the Nazis in Europe

Warsaw ghetto