A new digital exhibit, the 1938Projekt, catalogues the final days of European Jewry and shows how easy it is to become inured to the progression of a deteriorating situation

A court decision in France finally ends one of the most dispiriting controversies in modern intellectual history. Or does it?

A visit to Buchenwald left me feeling defiantly alive

After Buchenwald was liberated, my father, Rabbi Herschel Schacter, led survivors in a moving prayer service

In an excerpt from the forthcoming graphic novel ‘Victory Parade,’ a Jewish American soldier named Sam Arensberg helps liberate the concentration camp—but the horrors he witnesses haunt his dreams

I knew I’d feel sad on our trip to Germany. I wasn’t expecting to be so angry.

In his memoir ‘Measure of a Man,’ Martin Greenfield recalls how he survived Auschwitz to become an iconic tailor to the stars