But the memorial's staff remain committed to preserving the survivors' stories — and the stories of the thousands who died there — to ensure the truth of Buchenwald prevails over misinformation.

GERMANY (AFP) — The historian running the memorial at Germany’s former Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald is no stranger to hate crime and threats, but he fears more trouble ahead after the ...

But the memorial's staff remain committed to preserving the survivors' stories — and the stories of the thousands who died there — to ensure the truth of Buchenwald prevails over misinformation.

The Buchenwald concentration camp was established in 1937. More than 56,000 of the 280,000 inmates held at Buchenwald and its satellite camps were killed by the Nazis or died as a result of hunger ...

The Buchenwald concentration camp was established ... In the run-up to the memorial event, Israeli officials objected to a planned commemoration speech by philosopher Omri Boehm, the grandson ...

Berlin — The Buchenwald concentration camp memorial says seven trees dedicated to the memory of victims of the Nazi camp in eastern Germany have been chopped down. The foundation that runs the ...

including the Buchenwald Memorial which highlights the links between the camp and the sport. "For the SS, the games served to maintain the appearance of normality and conceal the criminal nature ...

The foundation that runs the Buchenwald memorial complex announced the news on Twitter. The trees were part of the 1,000 Beeches project, an effort to plant trees along the 118-mile route that ...

The Buchenwald concentration camp memorial said that seven trees planted to honor the memory of those murdered in the death camp by the Nazis were chopped down by vandals. The memorial foundation ...

Forensic analysis confirmed a small bedside lampshade from the Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany is “certainly human skin,” the memorial said. Photo from Wim van 't Einde via Unsplash A ...

including the Buchenwald Memorial which highlights the links between the camp and the sport. Sign up here. "For the SS, the games served to maintain the appearance of normality and conceal the ...