Turski became a journalist and historian in postwar Poland and was a co-founder of Warsaw's landmark Jewish history museum.

Debut filmmaker Beth Lane's emotional documentary about her family highlights the importance of not being complicit.

Snunith Shoham says she was only a few months old in February 1947 when British authorities permitted her family to leave one ...

Holocaust survivor Marian Turski, who became a journalist in Poland and headed an international committee of Auschwitz ...

They survived Hitler and the Holocaust – but these Jewish New Yorkers never imagined they’d witness images evoking the ...

Holocaust Memorial Day is a day worthy of international attention and observance, James Crawford, director of Lakewood Public ...

Italian artist AleXsandro Palombo uses his art to combat indifference and educate young people about the Holocaust.

Police are investigating after the garage door of Gottlieb's, a building supply store on Dandenong Road in Malvern East, was ...

Dark tourism refers to the visiting of "incidences of death, disaster and atrocity" made while still "within living memory," ...

Vice President Vance slammed CBS News’s Margaret Brennan for a “crazy exchange” linking the Holocaust to free speech. In a ...

Marian Turski, the Polish-Jewish historian, journalist, advocate of Polish-Jewish dialogue and a former prisoner of the World ...

Marian was our teacher, he was our moral voice and mentor," Poland's chief rabbi said. "He was steeped in Jewish wisdom and ...