holocaust

Germany’s historic $3.5 billion deal for the Arrow 3 missile system: A united Europe strengthens its defense against evolving threats.

Delving into Nazi Germany’s dark era reveals a complex web of ideological roots, oppressive institutions, and mass extermination, illuminating the resilience of human resistance amidst pervasive tyranny and emphasizing the need to remember these events to prevent future atrocities.

Wanting to help his country in need, Wegner became a medic with a will and determination to serve others. What he would witness would push him beyond his duties in the military to where he would benefit all of humankind.

Days after the liberation of a concentration camp, Gen. Eisenhower visited and saw firsthand the horrific conditions prisoners had to endure.

Oskar Schindler was a German Catholic industrialist who soon realized he wanted to save the Jews working for his enamel works.

A court in Germany has found a 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard guilty of participating in the murder of thousands during World War II, sentencing him to five years behind bars.

Chiune Sugihara decided that he would stand and help the Jews during WWII. His main weapon? Travel visas.

It was in desperate times that some people rise up to help others, regardless of how risky it is. That was what Dr. Vittorio Sacerdoti, Professor Giovanni Borromeo, and Dr. Adriano Ossicini did— convincing the Nazis about a highly-contagious disease called Syndrome K.

In observation of the recent International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we bring to you an unsung Holocaust hero that history books often leave out. This is a story of a British banker who took a two-week holiday to Prague in 1938 in what was then Czechoslovakia and left with over 669 Jewish children, saving them from […]

We commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, an occasion that memorializes the 6 million Jewish lives lost in WWII.

During World War II, the Nazis tried to systematically eliminate the Jews from Europe with their “Final Solution.” Anne Frank’s family that had been hiding in Amsterdam from the Gestapo for more than two years was betrayed and arrested. Anne Frank and seven other Jews were sent to the Nazi death camps. Seven of them […]

For most people, surviving the Holocaust in Nazi-occupied Europe would be the defining moment of their lives. Men like Major General Sidney Shachnow aren’t most people. The Lithuanian-born Shachnow survived a forced labor camp and went on to join the U.S. Army, serve in Vietnam, and lead the Army Special Forces’ ultra-secret World War III […]