Nazi war criminals
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Hitler's vile cretins
In power, the Nazi war criminals were masters of life and death for millions. In captivity, they proved to be petty and pathetic.
Judgement after Nuremberg
When the verdicts came in, all 22 Nazis were found guilty, and 13 of them were sentenced to death by hanging.
Report: Majority of West German Justice Ministry officials were ex-Nazis following WWII
The report added that the number of senior ministry officials who were former Nazis was greater in 1957 than during the 1933-45 period when the Third Reich was in power.
Auschwitz war criminals targeted with help of virtual reality
"The advantage the model offers is that I get a better overview of the camp and can recreate the perspective of a suspect."
German court drops case against woman, 92, who worked at Auschwitz
She was charged with 260,000 counts of accessory to murder, connected to her work at the Nazi concentration camp as the radio operator of the commandant there.
87-year-old 'Nazi Grandma' to serve jail time
In Germany anyone who publicly denies, endorses or plays down the events of the Holocaust can be sentenced to a maximum of five years in jail.
Hitler mustaches and Nazi salutes provoke brawl with Jewish students in Argentina
The president of Argentina´s Jewish political umbrella, DAIA, Ariel Cohen Sabban, said that “the perpetrators must understand the gravity of this act, these attitudes cannot go unpunished."
Nazi propagandist Goebbels’ wife had Jewish father, new document shows
Friedlander died in the Buchenwald concentration camp in 1939; his daughter, Magda Goebbels, did not attempt to help him.
Bringing Nazis to justice in Germany
The new German prosecution policy is a far better reflection of the reality of the crimes committed by the Nazis during World War II than previous iterations.
Joseph Goebbels' 105-year-old secretary feels no guilt
Pomsel insisted to The Guardian that her role in the Nazi propaganda department was "just another job" and that she had no interest in "clearing [her] conscience."