The Church of Scotland is commissioning a documentary for schools about Jane Haining—the only Scot honored as Righteous Among the Nations—who refused to abandon Jewish girls during WWII and died in Auschwitz.

Israeli Holocaust survivors recall hiding from Nazis during childhood and how those formative years influenced their entire lives.

Dr. David Rosmarin, Harvard psychiatrist and Orthodox Jew, appeared on "The Mel Robbins Podcast" in June 2025—and it became #1 globally.

In a moving personal account, a third-generation Holocaust survivor recounts their journey to uncover their grandmother’s past.

Susan Kalev, born in a Budapest internment camp in 1944, survived the Holocaust and the Hungarian Revolution before settling in New York.

Holocaust survivor Mala Tribich urges vigilance against rising hate and intolerance, marking 80 years since the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.

This article contrasts the lives of two Jewish women passionate about fashion during the Holocaust.

Yad Vashem's new audiovisual installation projects light, sound, and animation onto the Valley of the Communities' walls.

Ralph Baer, a German-Jewish refugee, created the first home gaming console, the Magnavox Odyssey.

Testimony 360 project allows pupils to talk to AI versions of survivors and take virtual tours of concentration camps.