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Each year, people visit museums and memorial sites as part of educational interventions organised around the remembrance of a genocide or an atrocity. Many schools visit a concentration camp as part of Holocaust education, such as Auschwitz-Birkenau. Others travel to memorial sites associated with other genocides, such as the massacre…

Republican nominee says attack – ‘one of the darkest days in all history’ – would not have happened if he were president

Salon spoke with a horror filmmaker and numerous Stanley Kubrick experts to discuss "The Shining"

To watch the mobile phone footage and hear the testimony of survivors is to have one’s own faith in humanity tested to the point of destruction. Parents murdered in front of their children. Women and girls raped as their family members were forced to watch, powerless to intercede. The elderly…

The former president claims to have never read Mein Kampf. But his use of blood and soil rhetoric is deliberate

There is a disturbing trend of people travelling to the sadder places of the world: sites of military attacks, war zones and disasters. Dark tourism is now a phenomenon, with its own website and dedicated tour guides. People visit these places to mourn, or to remember and honour the dead.…

Since last Oct. 7, the world has seen mass death catalyzed by terrorist attacks in Israel, Israel’s mission to recover hostages still being detained and retaliation in Gaza — and now a long-dreaded war erupting through the Middle East.

French Union of Auschwitz Deportees president and Holocaust survivor Victor Perahia has died

The event, sponsored by five on-campus academic departments, sparked immense controversy on campus.

TikTok users are evading moderators by using euphemisms such as "mustache man," "the great painter" and "the Austrian painter."

Work of German-Jewish sculptor Fred Kormis, who fled Nazis in 1930s, will be subject of an exhibition in London