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Auschwitz

Silent Witnesses: The ordinary Germans who watched the horrors of Auschwitz unfold

An estimated 1.3 million people were sent to Auschwitz and around 1.1 million died there. Jacek Bednarczyk/PAP

A new film will show that Germans living nearby knew exactly what was going on but considered it part of everyday life and “didn't even feel anything was wrong.”

Witold Pilecki’s Report from Auschwitz available online

Witold Pilecki’s Report from Auschwitz, the first source document about this German concentration camp, written in 1943, is available online in new English translation.

Israeli soldier to be prosecuted for Auschwitz protest

An Israeli soldier who took a poster saying ‘You also had a part’ to Auschwitz will be prosecuted, the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) has announced.

Fundraising campaign launched to create memorial site commemorating the Great Synagogue of Oświęcim

The Auschwitz Jewish Centre has launched an international crowd-funding campaign to create a memorial park where the Great Synagogue stood before it was destroyed by the Nazis during the Holocaust.

Polish, Israeli presidents take part in March of the Living

Some 12,000 Jewish and Polish youth took part in this year's March of the Living on the site of the former Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi death camp to honour Holocaust victims. The march ended with a ceremony in the Auschwitz camp's Birkenau section.

Auschwitz Museum visited by record number of tourists in 2017

In 2017, 2.1 million people visited the former Nazi German death camp Auschwitz, in southern Poland, the Auschwitz Museum reported on its website on Wednesday. This is 50,000 more than in 2016, when the number of visitors for the first time exceeded 2 milion.

73 years ago Germans sentenced over 100 Poles to death at Auschwitz

Over 100 Poles were sentenced to death by a summary police court of the Katowice (southern Poland) Gestapo, which held a session at the Auschwitz Nazi German death camp on January 5, 1945.

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Hero Polish porter who fought off London Bridge terrorist collects bravery award from Princess Anne

In a ceremony at Windsor Castle, Princess Anne presented Łukasz Koczocik with the Queen's Medal for Gallantry, which recognises exemplary acts of courage.

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