Former Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk, sentenced to five years in a German prison last year in one of the last major trials of its kind, has died at the age of 91, police said Saturday.

A Romanian lawmaker who stirred an outcry by denying late pro-Nazi dictator Ion Antonescu's responsibility in the Holocaust was punished Wednesday by his Social Democrat Party (PSD).

Church responds to criticism it hasn't done enough to stop members from posthumously baptizing Holocaust victims and other notable Jews.

A Romanian senator stirred an outcry Tuesday after minimising a Holocaust massacre and denying the responsibility of pro-Nazi marshal Ion Antonescu in the World War II killings of Jews.

Items include furniture, pictures, drawings and other memorabilia, most of which were discovered by accident in 2001 in a Swiss attic.

B’nai B’rith International joined leading American and British researchers in calling for the United Nations to open a vault of records that reportedly includes information on 10,000 cases against accused WWII criminals

The Vatican on Wednesday unveiled secret documents aimed at showing controversial pope Pius XII's attention to the persecution of the Jews and promised the full archives would be opened soon.

Croatian President Ivo Josipovic has apologized to Jewish victims of the Holocaust in his country and called for restitution for Croatian Holocaust survivors.

The barracks on view in Washington are half of a wooden building where prisoners slept in cramped, filthy and often freezing conditions as they awaited extermination, often in gas chambers.