holocaust in poland

75 years after Jedwabne pogrom, Poland wrestles with evidence of complicity

Anti-Russian sentiment is fueling a nationalist revival, and some historians, politicians and activists are engaged in a campaign to discredit the accounts of Poles who massacred Jews.

Locals absent at ceremony marking Polish atrocity

No residents of Jedwabne nor the town's mayor were present for the 75th anniversary of the torching of a barn full of Jews, which remains the subject of a hot debate on Poland's Holocaust-era record.

Polish government wants to take over, upgrade Treblinka museum

The move could significantly augment the budget for the largely unpreserved memorial for the murder site of 870,000 people run by a regional government.