The leader of Myanmar has been widely condemned for her seeming disinterest in the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya minority in her country

In Ferrara, a prison becomes a new museum of Italian Judaism—and of the Holocaust in Italy

In Brooklyn, a new view of the Shoah, aimed at ultra-Orthodox Jews

Many worry it will be window-dressing for politicians who want to be seen remembering the Shoah but ignore today’s anti-Semitism

A look at the reopening of a rare museum and a unique leadership class

The genocide committed by Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge regime earns a place in Washington’s Holocaust Museum

Gov. John Kasich’s proposed statehouse monument is unprecedented. Some argue it’s also unnecessary.

The singular horror of the Holocaust is being lost in exchange for enshrining rare moments of inspiration and universal narratives of suffering

The Holocaust museum at Auschwitz-Birkenau is charged with preserving the memory of a horrific past. Conservators struggle with the right way to maintain artifacts that never should have existed.

More than a million people visit the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland each year, where they’re led by specially trained tour guides charged with telling—and retelling—a story of unimaginable horror