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The first scholarship is beginning to emerge about the World War II-era Pope Pius XII, two years after the Vatican opened its archives

BJP’s Tejasvi Surya’s comments come as Muslim student associations, religious groups and academics protest his visit

“I am not shocked or surprised that my son referred to Limerick and Slough as [sh** towns ]"

On 29 May, 1942, the Nazi occupation of Northern France banned Jews from appearing in public without wearing a yellow star on their left breast. Paris Perspective looks back at this dark period in French history, while taking the temperature of the current situation regarding anti-Semitism in France and the…

"He had not heard the news that I was dead": new fiction by CK Stead

The best-selling Canadian author Rosemary Sullivan recently declared that the case of Anne Frank’s betrayal had been solved. Anne and her family, in hiding in Amsterdam, had been denounced by one Arnold van den Bergh, a well-known notary and member of the Amsterdam Jewish Council who handed over lists of…

Catholic Weekly called on to apologise over editorial comparing new rights to the Holocaust

On May 29, 1942, a German order made it compulsory for all Jews over the age of 6 years old living in France’s occupied zone to wear a yellow star. This discriminatory measure came into effect just over a week later – and contributed to the process of mass deportations…

Roman Abramovich's ownership of Chelsea is ending in a way unimaginable when he was on the field in February celebrating the team's FIFA Club World Cup triumph