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More than 60 NGOs including Holocaust memorial group tell Donald Tusk region’s volatility ‘doesn’t exempt us from humanity’

Auschwitz survivor and writer determined to bear witness to the experience of all Holocaust victims

Marion Marechal, 34, has launched Identite-Libertes, through which she hopes to strengthen France’s ‘national camp’.

Agents were ‘honored’ to give back the piece as hundreds of thousands of stolen cultural objects remain unreturned

Between 1939 and 1945, around 10% of concentration camp guards were women, yet these Aufseherinnen (overseers) as they were known, barely feature in Holocaust history or literature. On the few occasions they do appear, it is most commonly as a masculinised sadist when the reality was much more complex.

King pays tribute to Lily Ebert’s ‘resilience and courage’ and praises her work as writer and educator

Monarch leads tributes to Lily Ebert’s ‘extraordinary resilience and courage’ after her passing aged 100

Political operatives on the far right have long spoken about their ambition to shift the “Overton window”. The aim is to “mainstream” ideas long considered unthinkable, through gradual, step-by-step radicalisation and repetition – especially on hot-button issues such as immigration, sexuality, race and identity.

Each year, people visit museums and memorial sites as part of educational interventions organised around the remembrance of a genocide or an atrocity. Many schools visit a concentration camp as part of Holocaust education, such as Auschwitz-Birkenau. Others travel to memorial sites associated with other genocides, such as the massacre…

Republican nominee says attack – ‘one of the darkest days in all history’ – would not have happened if he were president

Salon spoke with a horror filmmaker and numerous Stanley Kubrick experts to discuss "The Shining"