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Actor Ben Kingsley reveals why he stars in so many Holocaust films
Talking to Parade magazine earlier this month, Kingsley was asked why he has played so many Jewish characters in film.
German supermarket chain promotes Holocaust memoir as 'relaxing holiday read'
Croatian Prime Minister now has a special advisor for combating antisemitism
Mimi Reinhardt, secretary to Oskar Schindler, dies at 107
The untold true story of the ‘other’ Schindler - book review
The Lost Café Schindler: The difference between family, history and truth.
The ‘Spanish Schindler’ saved 5,200 Jews, and Spain wants to find their descendants
Between June and December 1944, Sanz Briz, then a 32-year-old Spanish diplomat stationed in Hungary, took the law into his own hands by creating fake Spanish passports for thousands of Jews.
Son of 'Japanese Schindler' dedicates memorial in Jerusalem
Roughly 6,000 Jews were saved by Chiune Sugihara, Japanese ambassador to Lithuania in 1940, who granted them visas to travel to Japan and escape the Nazis.
Schindler's List returning to theaters
"It is difficult to believe that it's been 25 years since Schindler's List first arrived in theaters," said director Steven Spielberg.
Schindler was just one of many, church official says
He really saved more than 1,200 souls, daughter of survivor says.
Letters to Oskar Schindler from Jews he saved to be auctioned
“Although I never actually met you, it is an honor and privilege, as a spiritual heir to those whom you saved, to wish you a very happy and healthy birthday,” one of the letters reads.
Life after tragedy: New documentary follows Holocaust survivors
12 survivors describe how they hid, fought and survived during the Holocaust in new film "Destination Unknown" which explores how survivors tried to build their new lives after their suffering.
'Jewish Schindler' reaches goal of saving more than 1,200 Muslim and Christian refugees
The Jewish Canadian philanthropist Yank Barry has been dubbed the 'Jewish Schindler.'
Man rescued from Nazis by 'Japan's Schindler' returns to pay respects
Leo Melamed back in Japan to honor Japanese consul who issued visas that allowed 6,000 Jews to escape war-torn Lithuania and the advancing Nazis.
