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First-hand accounts of the Holocaust are being told by fewer and fewer people each year.

"Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away." will include more than 500 artifacts and 400 photographs when it opens in Cincinnati this fall.

Rabbi Nissan Mangel was just 10 years old when he and his family were forced by the Nazis to Auschwitz. Now, on his 90th birthday, he is taking more than 100 of his relatives to the site of the former concentration camp.

Council Member Mark Jeffreys says the definition will help guide law enforcement on dealing with complaints and will be an educational tool for greater awareness.

Zahava Rendler was born in Poland in 1941 — after Germany had invaded the country, starting World War II.

A national survey of 4,000 respondents found a growing number of Americans believe negative stereotypes about Jewish people.

"To continue that awful silence of indifference just opens the door to it happening again," said Steve Coppel, whose dad escaped Nazi soldiers during World War II.

German Consul General Wolfgang Moessigner spoke to museum constituents about the Washington Declaration, which seeks to lay out the future scope of cooperation between the U.S. and Germany. Part of the agreement focuses on fighting misinformation.

Holocaust Remembrance events are largely virtual again this year, thanks to the pandemic. The local commemoration of Yom HaShoah expands to a week in…

Two museums on opposite ends of Ohio have joined forces to create the Holocaust Education Campaign.Cincinnati’s Holocaust and Humanity Center and…