Belarusian Nobel Prize laureate accuses Poles of persecuting Jews in Holocaust The statement touched a nerve in Poland, where the government is engaged in a campaign that seeks to counter claims of Holocaust-era complicity by Poles and highlight efforts to save Jews.
Author Imre Kertesz, Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate, dies at 86 Kertesz portrayed the horrors of Auschwitz in some of his writings and was the first Hungarian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature.
Jewish physicist’s Nobel Prize sells for $765K Leon Lederman, 92, decided to sell the medal he shared with two others in 1988 after he was diagnosed with dementia.