

The Holocaust
The systematic murder of roughly 6 million Jews, Roma, homosexuals and other minorities by the Nazis was the greatest horror of Europe in the 20th century, the legacy of which is still unfolding throughout Germany and Europe.
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Art Spiegelman on the School Ban of His Book »Maus« »They Wanted a Nicer, Softer, Fuzzier Holocaust«
Freeing the Prisoners Two Soldiers Recall the Liberation of Dachau and Auschwitz
German Foreign Minister on the Legacy of the Holocaust "For A Long Time Now, Words Have Not Been Enough"
The Death of Marie Sophie Hingst Why It Was Right to Report on Her Lies
'Literature, Not Journalism' The Historian Who Invented 22 Holocaust Victims
Saving a Memorial The Immense Challenge of Preserving Auschwitz
Facing Up to Anti-Semitism 'We Will Win Because History Is On Our Side'
Balky Bavarians US Congress Demands Action on Nazi Looted Art
A Voice for the Dead Recovering the Lost History of Sobibór
Interview with an Auschwitz Guard 'I Do Not Feel Like a Criminal'
The Auschwitz Files Why the Last SS Guards Will Go Unpunished
War Crimes Investigations 'We Don't Pursue Nazis, We Pursue Murderers'
Art Dealer to the Führer Hildebrand Gurlitt's Deep Nazi Ties
The Exception How Denmark Saved Its Jews from the Nazis
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