Holocaust in the Netherlands

Before her suicide, a Dutch Holocaust scholar saw deep threats to her life’s work

Evelien Gans' growing despair of rising anti-Semitism and historical revisionism did little to help her clinical depression.

Eviction of Dutch Jews from Nazi-ravaged synagogue brings back bitter memories

The Great Synagogue of Deventer, which locals destroyed in 1941, was bought by a Turkish developer who kicked out the Jewish community amid a fight over his plans to turn the place into a restaurant.

Replica of Dutch synagogue destroyed in WWII opens near Jerusalem

“The Germans tried to make this impossible, but here we are,” said a descendant of Jews who prayed at the Terborg shul in the eastern Netherlands.

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Report: Dutch cop cites Israel in asking removal of Holocaust memorial sign

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The music of Holocaust victims returns to the Dutch concentration camp where they suffered

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Dutch Holocaust survivor ordered to pay taxes on forced labor pension

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Europe’s only Jewish hospice gives Holocaust survivors a dignified farewell

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Europe has a ‘Jewish’ soccer team problem

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Can cyber technology solve the Anne Frank and Raoul Wallenberg mysteries?

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Anne Frank’s diary is now a comic book

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