Angela Merkel participates in historic Torah scroll writing ceremony The 18th century Sulzbacher Torah, which survived Kristallnacht and lay unnoticed for decades in a cabinet in a synagogue, will be returned to ritual use.
This Dutch village is finally ready to tell its unique Holocaust rescue story Nieuwlande, where hundreds of Jews hid with help from the entire non-Jewish population, has opened a museum about its unique acts of resistance.
In first, Luxembourg offers $1.2 million in symbolic compensation to noncitizen Holocaust victims Critics said the grand duchy was the only country in Western Europe with major unresolved reparations issues.
Antwerp mayor says haredi Orthodox ignoring COVID measures has triggered anti-Semitism — and it could get worse