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The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943 was the largest armed Jewish uprising during the Second World War. Today, the daffodil has become a symbol of commemoration.

Historians are rethinking the way the Holocaust is being presented in museums as the world marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the last Nazi concentration camps this month.

The Holocaust could not have happened without the railways.

Lola Hassid Angel can vividly recall the hunger, disease and death at Nazi camp liberated exactly 80 years ago

A few months ago in Brussels, Arthur Langerman was telling high school pupils about losing family members in the Holocaust and escaping a Nazi raid himself, when he was cut short by two Muslim teens wanting to talk about Gaza.

Tens of thousands of people, including diarist Anne Frank, died at the camp, which was liberated by the British in on April 15 1945.

If it wasn't for the Arolsen Archives, half-sisters Sula Miller and Helen Schaller would never have met.

As university students encounter hate speech, like statements perpetrated by music industry personalities they may have once enjoyed, they have questions about antisemitism — and what it really is.

Can the new Black Mirror compete with reality? Plus, Holocaust documentaries from Sam Mendes and Simon Schama, a pioneering British Sign Language thriller – and a nice bit of tension on Doctor Who

Silva put out Mitchell with a ninja choke at UFC 314, two months after the latter called Hitler a ‘good guy’ and denied the Holocaust

Young Roma in France have launched a campaign calling on the state to officially recognise the genocide of Roma and Sinti people during World War II. At the centre of their message are wartime letters written by their ancestors from internment camps – unanswered pleas for help sent to the…