Nazis
Severe heatwaves in Bulgaria reveal ancient Rome's Constantine Bridge hidden under Danube's waters
The bridge, commissioned by Emperor Constantine I and inaugurated in 328 CE, linked the ancient city of Ulpia Oescus with Sucidava in what is now Romania.
How three Holocaust era Jewish refugees built Iceland’s classical music scene from scratch
Europe’s summer heatwave reveals Ice Age mammoth bones, sunken Nazi relics in receding Danube River
What to watch this week: 'Holofiction' shines, Disney's 'Furious' falls short
Germany's shift: Moral commitment vs political reality - opinion
The the ongoing war in Gaza has reinvigorated Germany’s internal debate: Can abstract moral universality be reconciled with particular responsibility to the Jewish people?
Ben-Gvir accuses Germany of 'once again supporting Nazism' as FM visits Israel
Ben-Gvir's comments drew the condemnation of FM Gideon Sa'ar, who referred to the far-Right minister's remarks as "unnecessary and harmful."
Yad Vashem: Israel's war in Gaza is not genocide, but we must act morally - exclusive
To equate the IDF, fighting to protect Israeli citizens from a terrorist army that embeds itself within civilian areas, with the Nazis, is not only false, but morally reprehensible.
This week in Jewish history: Miracle aids and antibiotics
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
Lost music from Auschwitz performed after 80 years
The music Geyer documented was played for the first time in 80 years at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre on June 3-7, 2025.
Staro Sajmiste: Belgrade's fairground of death for the Balkans' Jews
From formidable fairground to a camp of death, the dark history of the Nazi camp within Belgrade’s borders
Thompson promotes Holocaust distortion - his lies unchallenged - opinion
Perković is a fanatic Croatian nationalist who is a great admirer of the Ustasha (ustaša), a notorious terrorist movement.
Small Illinois town reeling after Nazi symbol appears in yard
A swastika mowed into a front lawn in the Illinois town of Alhambra prompted a hate-crime investigation by Madison County authorities last week.
Grapevine, May 25, 2025: Resilience in the face of racism
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
The Dragon from Chicago: On the American reporting from Nazi Germany - book review
Sigrid Schultz was the historic figure branded “that dragon from Chicago” by Hermann Göring, Hitler’s number two man angered by Schultz’s fearless reporting about the Nazis.
