A neofascist lives on in his Bavarian castle

Harmful magic and practical Kabbalah in World War II, on the 74th anniversary of the death of the ‘ruler of the Germans’

Hitler and the legacy of Nazism at the core of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s memoir

But plans for the building’s future remain unclear

The publisher that secured the rights to print an annotated version of Hitler’s manifesto said the book was a bestseller in 2016

The country’s parliament passes a law allowing it to seize Hitler’s birth home and keep it from becoming a neo-Nazi shrine

Growing up Hindu, I understood the swastika as a symbol of auspiciousness. But this week’s vandalism at The New School was a stark reminder of its appropriated—and very present—meaning: hate.

The 99-year-old actress who played the tragic heroine recalls the bravery and foresight of the screenwriters and producers of an unflinching, prescient B-movie Nazi noir, now deservedly back in circulation in a new 35mm print

The saga over what to do with the building where Adolf Hitler was born continues, as the Austrian government tries to seize ownership of the property

Do only psychopaths commit horrible mass crimes, or are we all more responsible than we are willing to admit? Two new histories of the Nazi war machine examine their leaders—and their soldiers.

The Austrian government has been renting Hitler’s childhood home from its owner since 1972. Now, it’s working to legally seize the empty property.

Why is she hated?

As Joshua Rubenstein’s new ‘The Last Days of Stalin’ makes clear, an empire that sows fear reaps it

Seventy-seven years to the day after the Austrian-Jewish journalist and novelist died, the great chronicler of prewar Europe still has much to tell us

The Italian artist’s most recent piece will be an 18-karat-gold toilet installed at the Guggenheim in Manhattan.