Anselm Kiefer Raises History’s Ghosts
BARJAC, France — For Anselm Kiefer, there is no innocent landscape. The German artist, born
Holocaust and the Nazi Era
A Town on Ukraine’s Edge, Determined to Escape Its Past
PRZEMYSL, Poland — Since the war broke out in Ukraine, the elegant little city of
ABC Suspends Whoopi Goldberg Over Holocaust Comments
On Monday’s program, Ms. Goldberg had been discussing a Tennessee school district’s recent decision to
‘Maus’ Holocaust Novel Removed From Classrooms by School Board
A school board in Tennessee voted unanimously this month to ban “Maus,” a Pulitzer Prize-winning
Where Is Germany in the Ukraine Standoff? Its Allies Wonder.
BERLIN — The United States and its NATO allies are moving to bulk up their
A Tricky First Case for the Man Who Wrote the Rules on Nazi Looted Art
Few people have done more to advance the cause of people seeking to recover property
80 Years Ago the Nazis Planned the ‘Final Solution.’ It Took 90 Minutes.
BERLIN — On Jan. 20, 1942, 15 high-ranking officials of the Nazi bureaucracy met in
New Research Tracks Ancient Artifacts Looted by the Nazis
When the Nazis invaded Greece in 1941, Julius Ringel, a major general in the German
Holocaust Scholar to Testify at Charlottesville Trial
WASHINGTON — Deborah E. Lipstadt, a renowned Holocaust scholar, was not in Charlottesville, Va., in