Auschwitz

From Auschwitz and Dachau to Jerusalem, a doctor and artist dedicated his life to caring for the elderly and preserving Holocaust remembrance

Ephraim Greenberg’s integrity and faith changed the fate of two orphaned Holocaust survivors

Separated from his mother, escaping Nazi guards, and saved by an unlikely act of kindness, Zvi built a legacy of family and hope

Two Holocaust survivors whose lives remind us of the resilience of faith, memory, and the Jewish spirit

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

A teenage boy’s journey through death marches, labor camps, and miracles of survival

A personal account of courage, trauma and the power of song in the darkest times

Even in Auschwitz, the Klausenburg Rebbe found strength in honoring Shabbat and staying true to his sacred traditions.

Nothing prepared the Israeli youth delegation visiting Auschwitz for the pivotal meeting with Reiner Höss, the grandson of Rudolf Höss, the Auschwitz camp commander. The villa of the ruthless Nazi tyrant Höss was located adjacent to the camp, shedding light on why his grandson was obsessed with the extermination site. "If I met him today, I would kill him," he remarked.

A new book uncovers the miraculous story of three pregnant mothers who survived Auschwitz and gave birth to tiny but healthy babies towards the end of the war.