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The Persecution of the Roma Is Often Left Out of the Holocaust Story. Victims’ Families Are Fighting to Change That

By Rachael Bunyan

Historians Still Have a Lot to Learn About Adolf Hitler. Here’s Why

By Thomas Weber

Growing Up Jewish on Hitler's Block: 'Our Neighbor's a Dangerous Man'

By Edgar Feuchtwanger and Bertil Scali

A Haunting Photographic Record of Life in a Nazi Ghetto

By Alexandra Genova
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'Nazi Tweet' Backlash Against Philippine U.N. Ambassador

Petition calls for the rejection of his imminent appointment to the U.N.

By Tekendra Parmar

Nazi Time Capsule From 1930s Discovered in Poland

It contains perfectly preserved newspapers, photographs, coins and more

By Suyin Haynes

It Was 'Just Another Job.' Goebbels Secretary, 105, on What She Knew

105-year-old says she learned of the Holocaust after the war

By Will Drabold

Heinrich Himmler's Lost Diaries Reveal Everyday Horrors of the Holocaust

Extracts published from Heinrich Himmler's gruesome diaries

By Kate Samuelson

Thousands of Holocaust Victims' Personal Items Discovered Decades Later

The items had been unknowingly stored in cardboard boxes at the Polish Academy of Sciences for nearly 50 years

By Emma Ockerman

What Nazi Hunters Reveal About the Way We See History

A new book goes inside a chapter of history that's about to end

By Lily Rothman

See Hitler's Horrifying 1920 Political Platform

A new exhibition from the Museum of World War II Boston shines a harsh spotlight on the documents that trace the rise of anti-Semitism between 1919 and 1939. Here, read an excerpt from the accompanying book

By Kenneth W. Rendell and Samantha Heywood

Inside One of the Last Nazi Death Camp Trials

The first days of the trial of 94-year-old alleged Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning show the anger that still remains over the death camps

By Eliza Gray/Detmold, Germany

Germany Turns to a Nazi Memorial Site to House Refugees

The scale model of the Nazi academy was about the size of a compact car, though not particularly detailed. Standing around it, the group of German tourists could just make out its reproduction of the...

By Simon Shuster/Eifel National Park

German Police Raid Home Of Elderly Nazi Suspects

The three men, all aged around 90, are suspected members of a division believed to have killed more than 80 people

By Andy Eckardt / NBC News

How Adolf Hitler Turned a Year in Jail Into a Step Toward Power

Read an excerpt from Peter Ross Range's new book '1924: The Year That Made Hitler'

By Peter Ross Range

The Race to Prosecute the Last Surviving Nazis

The legal standard that allows such cases is less than a decade old

By Eliza Gray and Simon Shuster

Step Inside Adolf Hitler’s Eerie 1930s Homes

A new book shows how the dictator's personal spaces were used as propaganda

By Lily Rothman

How Europe First Confronted Its Last Major Refugee Crisis

In 1938, concerned nations got together to discuss the problem

By Lily Rothman

Curt Schilling Removed From Broadcast Over Nazi Meme

The tweet appeared to compare Muslims to Germans during the Nazi regime

By Tanya Basu

The Forgotten Brutality of Female Nazi Concentration Camp Guards

The female guards at Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen and Ravensbrück are less well known than their male counterparts, but they were no less brutal

By Lauren Willmott / History Today
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