Memory & Action

Rare photographic evidence refutes denial and paves the way for new research

Days after activist Rushan Abbas spoke publicly for the first time about the disappearance of her husband’s entire family in China, her…

Though Nazi law forbade Germans from having relationships with Poles, Julian Noga and Frieda Greinegger would not be kept apart. Their…

We remember Josephine Baker as a singer and dancer, who had to leave her native country to find freedom and fame. What fewer know is that…

The Nazi campaign to rid Europe of its Jews started with seizing their property and possessions. The Third Reich deprived Jewish families…

Make the Walnut Cream Cake

The Nazi occupation of the Netherlands in 1940 forever changed the lives of Dutch Jews, including 17-year-old Lennie Kropveld. As…

People with physical and mental disabilities were the Nazis’ first victims of mass murder. Seeing them as a threat to “Aryan genetic…

Rohingya mothers and fathers will try everything to protect their children from harm, which has now included a genocide and a global…

A Voice for the Victims

Simona Foltyn and Jason Patinkin are some of the few journalists reporting on the ongoing conflict in South Sudan. As fellows of the…