Holocaust - Page 2

January 28

From 700 murdered relatives to 3 survivors: Holocaust descendant leads Israeli forces after Oct 7 attacks

Israeli colonel whose parents survived Holocaust continues military service at the age of 56, serving over 3,600 days in reserves including Gaza operations.

January 27

Former DHS official calls Walz's comparison of immigrant children to Anne Frank 'disgusting,' inflammatory

Minnesota governor Tim Walz faces fierce political backlash after comparing children hiding from immigration enforcement to Holocaust victim Anne Frank.

January 27

Trump admin marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day honoring millions murdered by Nazi regime

The Trump administration recognized International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Tuesday on the 81st anniversary since Allied forces liberated Auschwitz.

January 27

Netanyahu sounds alarm on antisemitism at Holocaust Remembrance Day gathering

Antisemitism surge prompts leaders to gather in Jerusalem for Holocaust Remembrance Day conference. Netanyahu warns ideology threatens Western civilization.

January 26

Trace Gallagher: Did Tim Walz ever read the story of Anne Frank?

The 'Common Sense' Department is a big advocate of thinking before speaking— Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is a big advocate of speaking and not thinking!

January 25

Tim Walz compares Minnesota ICE actions to Holocaust and Anne Frank: 'Hiding in their houses'

Gov. Tim Walz likened Minnesota immigration enforcement to the Holocaust and Anne Frank after a fatal Minneapolis shooting that killed VA nurse Alex Pretti, saying children now fear leaving home.

January 18

Argentina's bungled hunt for Hitler's right-hand man Martin Bormann revealed in declassified files

Files show Argentina's bungled hunt for Hitler's henchman Martin Bormann, marked by mistaken arrests and bureaucratic incompetence in the post-war era.

January 14

Why Holocaust remembrance matters as history is rewritten and antisemitism surges

As Holocaust Remembrance Day nears, two filmmakers warn that silencing uncomfortable truths about the past fuels modern antisemitism and dangerous historical revisionism.

January 7

Hungary's Orbán says Budapest is Europe’s safest city for Jews as antisemitism surges

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán claims Jewish communities are safer in Budapest than elsewhere in Europe, amid ADL reports of sharp rise in antisemitic incidents.

November 30

How Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele evaded capture in Latin America, revealed in declassified files

Milei declassifies shocking documents revealing how Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele lived openly in Argentina despite authorities knowing his identity.