Auschwitz

A shofar hidden inside Auschwitz survived a death march and Buchenwald before sounding again on Rosh Hashanah as Holocaust survivors approached the Land of Israel.

At five, Tamar Hirschl fled for her life, endured imprisonment, hunger, and hiding, and rebuilt in Israel, holding on to hope until her art carried her forward.

March of the Living brings together terror survivors, Holocaust survivors and police leaders, highlighting both rising antisemitism and a growing global response

In a forceful address at Auschwitz, Silvan Adams, president of the World Jewish Congress in Israel, warned of a coordinated global wave of antisemitism. He urged law-enforcement leaders to act now, before hate spirals into another large-scale disaster.

A baby’s smile in Auschwitz led to an incredible miracle. That child later became Dr. Ephraim Wasservogel.

A powerful Holocaust era story of faith, sacrifice, and a single heartfelt request that led to seven sons becoming world renowned Torah scholars, fulfilling a Rebbe’s emotional blessing decades later

Rabbi Eliezer David Ganzfried’s astonishing survival story reveals how unwavering faith sustained a twelve year old boy standing before Mengele in 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

Reznic, ranked among the top 10 violinists in the world, shares his journey from international stages to Torah, prayer, and the haunted violin that once played in Auschwitz

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.

How three pregnant mothers hid their condition, endured death marches, and brought new life into the world as WWII came to an end

How one of history’s most wanted war criminals eluded capture for 35 years, living under a false name in Brazil — and the mystery that still surrounds his final days