Two ways to approach Dresden holocaust'
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The name Dresden evokes two overlapping images in me-an old German city known for its beauty and the horrible destruction it suffered during World War II.
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In 1942, 8-year-old Moshe Bar-Yuda walked hand-in-hand with his father to a collection point in his hometown in Slovakia and watched him being shipped off to a Nazi labor camp. The boy never saw him again, and for 66 years was left to wonder about his father's fate.
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As Germany prepares to mark a string of World War II anniversaries, BBC News looks at how the country has been coming to terms with its Nazi past.
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Growing anti-Semitism in Europe in recent years has put thousands of Holocaust historical sites at risk, according to the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad.
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DRESDEN, Germany  - Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder warned Germans not to forget their Nazi past Sunday as far-right supporters rallied in Dresden on Sunday to protest a devastating Allied bombing in Second World War that killed an estimated 35,000 residents 60 years ago.
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When the notices went up in Kiev ordering the Jews to gather on the corner of Melnyka and Dokterivska streets by 8 a.m., they assumed the Nazis were shipping them to a ghetto. Some even arrived early for a good seat on the train. There were no trains. What met the Jews that morning was death in a ravine called Babi Yar.
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Three rabbis are to be ordained in the eastern German city of Dresden in the first such ceremony in the country since World War II.
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By Hugh Bronstein BOGOTA, Colombia  - With time running out, Nazihunters are making a new push to track down aging war criminalsstill living in South America, a region notorious for openingits doors to those responsible for the Holocaust.
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BBC Europe editor Mark Mardell on a German attempt to criminalise Holocaust-denial across Europe.
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World War II is near its end. The Nazi empire is crumbling from its edges inward as Soviet and Allied forces advance.Comment
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For more than half a century,  historian Raul Hilberg has studied the Holocaust, arguably the  most savage episode in human history. He has tried to distance  his personal life from his work but says on occasion, he has  been overtaken by the pathos of his subject.
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Referring to the way the Nazis succeeded in killing an estimated six million Jews and five million Christians in their concentration camps, Rev.
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JASENOVAC, Croatia -- As histories of the Holocaust go, that of the concentration camp at Jasenovac probably ranks among the most brutal and certainly the most disputed.
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Prince Harry is considering invitations from Jewish groups to visit the Auschwitz death camp, a royal spokeswoman said Friday, while Britons debated whether his wearing a swastika armband at a costume party has ...
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Germany is commemorating the 60th anniversary of one of the most controversial allied operations of the Second World War - the bombing of the German city of Dresden.
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Mr. Burns brings his meshing of personal and public narrative to a familiar subject: World War II.
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Germany still struggles to come to terms with the 1945 firebombing of Dresden - commemorated this weekend.