In her new book, Lynne Olson shines a light on the brave band of women who were punished by the Nazis for their role in the French Resistance.

Amid new releases and rising antisemitism, filmmakers and academics disagree about whether these films actually shape views on anti-Jewish bias.

A student stumbles, almost literally, upon a method to raise awareness of one murdered Jewish family rendered almost forgotten by the Holocaust.

The man behind the Szanto Memorial and Prayer house guarantees that 'a minyan can just fit' in the 130-square-foot space.

Shifting focus from her first book, ‘We Were the Lucky Ones,’ Georgia Hunter tells the captivating story of Italy’s Jews during World War II.

Thanks to the Holocaust Reunion Project, long-lost relatives can be reunited or meet for the first time.

An outpouring of titles mark 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

The award-winning singer-composer and cantorial soloist was inspired by her grandmother's hidden story.