A portrait of Holocaust survivor and historian Marian Turski by renowned Polish painter Wilhelm Sasnal was unveiled in Warsaw on what would have been Turski’s 99th birthday.

A portrait of Holocaust survivor and historian Marian Turski by renowned Polish painter Wilhelm Sasnal was unveiled in Warsaw on what would have been Turski’s 99th birthday.

“It is with profound sorrow that I have received the news of the passing of Marian Turski, a man of extraordinary courage, intellect and moral clarity. A Holocaust survivor, historian, journalist and ...

Ending a long life of love and service, Marian Kelley passed away at Regent Court Memory Care in Corvallis, Oregon, on June 2nd 2025, just weeks after enjoying a lively 99th birthday party. Marian ...

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has long invested in helping Americans understand the ongoing relevance of Nazi-era lessons. He says it’s never been more important.

Marian Olga Suggs passed away on May 10, 2025 after a brief illness. The second of three children, Marian was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Josephine Marie (D’Zmura) and Theodore Victor… ...

Holocaust survivor burned in Boulder speaks after attack: 'We are better than this' "Jews in Boulder and maybe Denver and probably in cities all around the world, are afraid of wearing their ...

An independent review has been recommended of the police investigation into the murder of teenager Marian Beattie in Co Tyrone in 1973. It comes after the Office of the Police Ombudsman for ...

A PROTESTER dressed as a Holocaust victim goes unchallenged by Met cops — amid claims of two-tier policing. Maria Gallastegui sparked outrage by wearing a concentration camp-style uniform \b… ...

The family of Marian Beattie say they are a step closer to finding her killer following a Police Ombudsman recommendation to hold an independent review of the police investigation. The ombudsman ...

Attorneys for survivors say DOGE’s slashing of staffers and field offices may make it harder to correct a longtime glitch that can cause them to lose their benefits.

But there are dozens of North Carolina public school teachers from the coast to the mountains preparing for what will likely be a once-in-a-lifetime experience abroad learning about the Holocaust.