The amazing story of the boy saved from Nazism, who became a music teacher, shone in the Colón, and was the seed of a dynasty of pianists
The article recounts the life of Nicholas Winton, known as the 'British Schindler,' who organized the Kindertransport to save Jewish children from Nazi Germany and highlights a little-known Argentine connection to his legacy.
Nazi salutes and racist chats at Florida universities reveal a pattern of extremist rhetoric among young conservatives
The article discusses the normalization of extremist rhetoric among conservative youth in Florida universities, as evidenced by Nazi salutes and racist chat messages.
The Argentine ambassador to Israel compared Iran to Nazi Germany: 'Appetite for conquest'
Axel Wahnish, Argentina's ambassador in Israel, drew a parallel between Iran's regime and Nazi Germany, highlighting the global consequences of the conflict in the Middle East.
George the "Rebel", Yiannis the "Teacher", and Alfred the anti-Nazi German: A Christmas Story from 1943
The article recounts the story of two Pontic Greeks, George Symeonidis and Yiannis Pantelidis, who fought against the German occupation and were killed during an ELAS operation during Christmas 1943.
Racist Chants: Woidke Outraged by 'Nazi Slogans' in Nightclub
Brandenburg's Prime Minister, Dietmar Woidke, expressed his outrage over racist chants sung by youths at a nightclub in Falkenberg, Germany.
When Hitler Opened the First Torture Camp, This Is How the Genocide Began
The article discusses the opening of the first Nazi concentration camp by Adolf Hitler in March 1933, marking the beginning of systematic persecution and genocide against Jews.
Young people are to be saved from gangs - with the initiative of a former Nazi
A new initiative in Växjö aims to divert youth from gang involvement through organized activities like night football, driven by community leaders including a former extremist.
Cruel Century: The Hermetic Against Hitler. The Story of Jan Kefer
This article discusses the life of Jan Kefer, who opposed the Nazi regime during World War II.
Warren warned Hegseth's tattoo made him a potential 'threat' — now she backs candidate with Nazi-linked ink
Senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner despite concerns about his Nazi-linked tattoo, highlighting a potential inconsistency in her stance on political endorsements.
When the Nazi Devil Visited the Prado and Other Unpublished Documents of the 20th Century Barbarity Rescued by the Castañé Collection: "Polarization and Intolerance Are Similar to the 1930s"
The article discusses the Castañé Collection, which comprises historical documents detailing the impact of polarization and intolerance reminiscent of the 1930s.
The Defense Supported Freedom Fighters. "They Have Nazi-Like Tendencies," Says Foltýn
The article discusses the Czech Defense Ministry's support for freedom fighters while highlighting concerns about the presence of extremist views among them, as stated by Foltýn.
The Fascists from the Evening Program
Bertolt Brecht's parable play "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" serves as a critique of the Nazi rise to power, depicting Adolf Hitler through the lens of gangster culture, and is currently being performed at the Munich Volkstheater.
Contemporary History: Remembrance of the Uprising in Ismaninger Moos
Ismaning has been designated a 'Place of Democracy' due to its historical significance during the anti-Nazi resistance in 1945.
Elizabeth Warren endorses Nazi-tattooed Graham Platner in high-stakes Maine Senate primary
Senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed Graham Platner in Maine's Democratic primary, highlighting his outsider status against the establishment-backed Governor Janet Mills.
History: Was Grandpa a Nazi?
The article discusses the revelation that two relatives of the author were members of the Nazi Party, following the release of NSDAP membership data by the US National Archives.
Podcast: Leni, the Liar
In the podcast 'Riefenstahl: Influencer of Evil,' journalist Katja Paysen-Petersen analyzes the audio recording legacy of Nazi propaganda filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, shedding light on the mechanisms of fake news.
Some monsters deserve a painful death, the game Nekome: Nazi Hunter invites you to a bloody hunt for Nazis
The article discusses the video game Nekome: Nazi Hunter, which engages players in a violent quest against Nazis.
Digitized NSDAP Records: How Many Nazis Were in Your Family?
The U.S. National Archives has made available online member records of the NSDAP, allowing individuals to search for Nazi affiliations within their families.
"Burn Everything": the secrets of the Vatican's pedophilia archives, from the Nazi era to the Ratzinger case
An international investigation reveals systemic failures and cover-ups in the Vatican regarding its pedophilia archives, highlighting the ongoing lack of transparency from the Holy See.
The Name of France's Next Aircraft Carrier
France's upcoming nuclear-powered aircraft carrier will be named 'France libre' to honor the resistance against Nazi occupation, according to President Emmanuel Macron.
UK spy agency to pay compensation to woman abused by neo-Nazi agent
The UK's MI5 has agreed to compensate a woman who was abused by an informant linked to neo-Nazi groups, acknowledging its role in her prolonged legal struggles.
The Cruel Crime of Germans in the Hospital. The Untried Doctor Received a Cross of Merit from the FRG After the War
An investigation into Nazi atrocities in a psychiatric hospital in Poland reveals systematic murders of patients, including children, by German medical staff during World War II.
Director Xavier Giannoli explores the darkness and shadows of Nazi occupation
Xavier Giannoli's film 'Les Rayons et les Ombres' portrays the moral complexities of collaboration during Nazi occupation, starring Jean Dujardin.
Hundstadt in Taunus: The Last Barrack of the NS Camp Bemelberg
The article discusses the last remaining barrack of the former NS camp in Hundstadt, Taunus, highlighting its historical significance and the personal stories tied to it.
I love the Liberal Party – but I love my liberal values more
Birgitta Ohlsson announces her candidacy for the Center Party in response to the Liberal Party's collaboration with a party with Nazi roots.
Antisemitism: Where Right-Wing and Left-Wing Jew-Haters Meet
The article discusses the alarming rise of antisemitic incidents in German memorial sites dedicated to Nazi atrocities, highlighting the efforts of extremists from both right and left ideologies.
He Compared Her Film to Nazi Propaganda. The Former Minister Must Apologize to Holland
Former Polish justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro is required by a Warsaw court to apologize to director Agnieszka Holland for comparing her film to Nazi propaganda.
UF College Republicans sue after suspension over Nazi salute post
The University of Florida College Republicans are suing the university over their suspension due to an online post depicting Nazi salutes, claiming a violation of their free speech rights.
Zbigniew Ziobro must apologize for comparing Agnieszka Holland to Nazi propagandists
The Polish court has ordered Zbigniew Ziobro to apologize and pay a fine for defamatory comments made against director Agnieszka Holland.
Nazis honored in EU country’s capital
Hundreds commemorated Latvian soldiers who served in a Nazi unit during a controversial march in Riga.
Jewish groups decry signs ‘reminiscent of Nazi incitement’ at Toronto demonstration
Jewish organizations in Canada have condemned antisemitic signs displayed at a protest in Toronto, which are being investigated by local police.
REVIEW: The film Truth and Betrayal recalls the fate of the youngest German resistor against the Nazi regime
A review of the film 'Truth and Betrayal' highlights the story of the youngest German resister against the Nazi regime.
'I have to change my skin,' says trans woman marked with Nazi symbol during torture in MS
A trans woman in Brazil was brutally tortured and marked with a Nazi symbol by her torturers in an act of violence and hate.
This Day in History: Latvian Elite Demand Restoration of Latvia's Independence During German Occupation
A memorandum demanding the restoration of Latvia's independence was drafted by notable Latvians during the Nazi occupation, sparking strong reactions from the occupying authorities.
Municipal Elections 2026: An RN Candidate Subject to Investigation for 'Apology of Crimes Against Humanity' After Neo-Nazi Videos
A candidate from the National Rally in Gap is under judicial investigation following the release of videos displaying his involvement in online discussions containing racist and neo-Nazi rhetoric.
The Argentine Obsession of the Writer Behind 'One Battle After Another': Gauchos, Nazi Submarines, and Martín Fierro
The article explores how Argentine elements are intertwined in Thomas Pynchon's work, notably in his screenplay for 'One Battle After Another,' which has become a success at the Oscars.
One solution could have saved a life: An exhibition about Jewish saviors opened in Kaunas
A new permanent exhibition in Kaunas highlights the local efforts to rescue Jews during the Nazi occupation, showcasing the diverse profiles of saviors.
Nazi Germany before the World War: The Warning Sign from Munich
The article explores the implications and historical significance of the 1938 Munich Agreement as described in a detailed analysis by Christian Goeschel and Daniel Hedinger.
Police investigates torture after trans woman is beaten and marked with a Nazi swastika in MS
A 29-year-old trans woman in Ponta Porã, Brazil, was brutally beaten and marked with a Nazi swastika, leading police to investigate the incident involving her boyfriend and two others.
Mephisto, the story of an actor willing to do anything to stay on stage
The article discusses 'Mephisto,' a theatrical adaptation of Klaus Mann's literary work which explores themes of censorship and moral compromise in Nazi Germany.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ Hitler declared the Third Reich
In 1933, Adolf Hitler declared Germany the Third Reich, a concept indicative of Nazi ideology and the country's return to former glory after the Weimar Republic.
The thousand controversies of Jürgen Habermas: from the Nazi legacy to the nod to Putin's Russia
The death of German philosopher Jürgen Habermas marks the end of a significant intellectual career characterized by ongoing controversy.
The Revenge of Odessa: The Secret Nazis of Frederick Forsyth Return
The article discusses the posthumous sequel to Frederick Forsyth's famous novel, exploring contemporary conspiracies related to a sinister clandestine organization.
'Nuremberg', a film about the trial of Nazis, has a pre-screening and debate at the MIS
The film 'Nuremberg' focuses on the trials of Nazi leaders and features a pre-screening event at the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS) in São Paulo, Brazil.
Neo-Nazi who took photo hanging homeless man arrested in MG after being on the run for attempted homicide
Antônio Donato Baudson Peret, a neo-Nazi previously arrested for taking a photo of himself hanging a homeless man, has been re-arrested after evading justice since June 2025.
National Socialism: Does a Unique Archive Belong to the Jehovah's Witnesses?
The German Federal Court is reviewing whether an important archive documenting Nazi persecution should be returned to the Jehovah's Witnesses, currently held by a museum.
The Nazi spies who found America
The article discusses the infiltration of Nazi spies into the United States during World War II, specifically focusing on two operatives who landed in Maine in 1944.
"My father was a mass murderer who never admitted his guilt"
The article recounts Niklas Frank's experiences and feelings towards his father, Hans Frank, a Nazi official executed for war crimes, revealing a complex personal legacy intertwined with historical atrocities.
A man in Vilnius faces police attention for decorating his car with swastikas
A man in Vilnius was stopped by police for displaying Nazi symbols, including swastikas, on his car.
A car with Nazi symbols was stopped in Vilnius
A man was stopped by police in Vilnius driving a car decorated with Nazi symbols, leading to a report of administrative infringement.