Nazi war criminals
New records put Hitler at center of renewed questions over his niece’s 1931 death
Newly uncovered archival documents appeared to challenge the established timeline of Geli Raubal’s 1931 death, placing Hitler in Munich when her body was reportedly discovered.
German prosecutors investigate alleged 105-year-old former-Nazi PoW camp guard over WWII crimes
Canadian federal court rules to release redacted sections of 1986 Nazi resettlement report
Why NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Tisha B’Av wishes are so ironic – opinion
80 years after Holocaust began, Nazi war criminals still prosecuted
The only issue that will completely end in the near future is that of justice.
Wiesenthal Center annual report notes successes in prosecuting Nazis
In Russia, the government has initiated two Nazi war crimes investigations, marking a major step by Russian authorities since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Far-right protesters in Ukraine demand Israel apologize for communism
The far-right activists called on Israel and the Jews to assume responsibility specifically for Holodomor, a famine that killed millions of Ukrainians in the 1930s.
The Nuremberg Trials - 75 years on
After six years of war, the Allied powers came together to deliver justice on Nazi leaders who had caused the deaths of millions of people.
Holocaust survivors share stories of stolen property in new campaign
WJRO is asking participants to post their stories through videos, photos, statements, or drawings, including #MyPropertyStory and tagging @WJRORestitution.
Museum can keep $40 million Nazi-looted Pissarro painting - US court
A Spanish museum, not the heirs of a Jewish woman fleeing the Holocaust, is the rightful owner of a Pissarro painting now valued at $40 million, a US appeals court has ruled.
Nazis who killed children ran German children’s homes after the war
After World War II, both Werner Scheu and Albert Viethen were among a group of former Nazi officials who ran children’s homes in West Germany where torture, abuse and malnourishment were commonplace.
Grandson of Auschwitz commander Rudolf Hoess is a criminal
According to an exposé published Friday in the Israeli paper Israel Hayom, Hoess, 55, has engaged in multiple fraud schemes over the years.
Canadian police apologize for calling anti-Nazi vandalism hate crime
The memorial was made to commemorate those who served in the unit of Ukrainian volunteers that fought for the Nazis.
US court orders deportation of ex-guard at German concentration camp
Berger admitted to serving at the camp, and acknowledged that he never asked to be transferred.
