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Vicious attacks on Jews, such as those in Amsterdam, must never be tolerated. Governments and citizens must hold the ...

The Holocaust would not have been possible without the willingness of individuals to plan and commit mass murder. How does someone become a “killing expert”? The career path of Johann Niemann provides ...

These photographs show that the Sobibor killing center was not entirely shrouded in secrecy. Guests were welcomed there, and local people came in to work and even socialize with the SS staff. In their ...

“Between the Holocaust and the Cold War: U.S. Army War Crimes Investigations in the Soviet Zone of Germany, 1945-1947” Kevin Conley Ruffner received his A.B. in history at the College of William and ...

“A Global Microhistory of German-Jewish Refugees in Harbin: Integrating East Asian Refugee Communities into the History of the Holocaust.” Susanne Hillman was awarded a Broadening Academia Initiative ...

INTERVIEWER: Tell me, was there a deception of the people in the transports. Were they given receipts? I mean, was there a deception so they didn't know where they were going? CHAIM ENGEL: Yeah. Well, ...

R. Chris Davis received his PhD in modern history (2013) and MSt in historical research (2006) from the University of Oxford, an MA in cultural studies (2004) from Jagiellonian University, Krakow ...

Among Johann Niemann’s possessions was a small photo album documenting a visit to Berlin in summer 1943 by killing center personnel. The trip was a reward from the T4 (“euthanasia” program for the ...

THOMAS BLATT: They passed the turn off to Trawniki, and now we know in front of us is Sobibór, and we know what Sobibór is. And some people...and everything is in ...

“We get out and we stood in front of the gate. What did I see? I see a big fence camouflaged by pine branches, braided in the barbed wire, and a gate. On top of the gate is a big sign, black and white ...