Nazi Germany

Unlike other partisans, the Bielski brothers made saving Jewish lives their mission, building a hidden forest community that gave refuge and hope

How a Judenrat leader secretly aided the resistance, saved lives, and chose to warn his people instead of obeying Nazi orders

Despite starvation, fear, and brutality, Jewish prisoners staged an uprising that destroyed the camp and left an indelible mark of defiance

In a newly uncovered message to a New York welfare worker, Albert Einstein urges unity and moral courage

How a Jewish doctor outsmarted the Nazis by inventing a deadly illness and hiding dozens of Jews in hospital isolation wards

How the horrors of Auschwitz reveal the danger of relying on human morality

On November 9, 1938, Nazi Germany unleashed a nationwide pogrom against its Jewish citizens — burning synagogues, destroying homes, and paving the way to genocide

On this day, the 2nd of Sivan, 79 years ago, the Nazi occupation of Norway was completed.

Exploring the biblical lesson of gratitude and moral integrity, even toward those who once oppressed us

How a 27-year-old oil manager in Boryslav risked his life, forged documents, and defied the SS to save hundreds from death