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The Simon Wiesenthal Center has launched a poster campaign in several German cities appealing for help in tracking down the last surviving Nazi war criminals.

Prince Harry is the loose cannon of the royal family whose antics have regularly made headlines.

Lukasz’s grasp of English was mightily impressive for a guy who has lived in Gdansk all his life.

The US Marine Corps once again did damage control after a photograph surfaced of a sniper team in Afghanistan posing in front of a flag with a logo resembling that of the Nazi SS - the special unit that murdered millions of Jews, gypsies and others.

The Football Association will decide this week whether to appeal against the three-match ban that will keep Wayne Rooney out of England’s Euro 2012 group matches.

MIEP GIES, the woman who hid the Dutch youngster Anne Frank’s diary from the Nazis to become one of the world’s most-read books, has died after a brief illness at the age of 100.

The President Mary McAleese will attend a ceremony in Dublin today to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

Leon Greenman, the only Englishman sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp, died today, a museum said. He was 97.

THE UN cultural watchdog updated its name for the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland yesterday to reflect its German Nazi role.

Tánaiste Michael McDowell is to address a ceremony in Dublin this evening marking the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Iran faced fresh world condemnation as nearly 70 Holocaust deniers from around the world gathered in Tehran for a conference debating whether the genocide took place.

Iran today awarded a Moroccan artist the top prize in an exhibition of cartoons on the Holocaust that has received international condemnation, including from UN chief Kofi Annan.

Austria’s Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by right-wing British author David Irving and affirmed the verdict, the Austria Press Agency reported.

Poland’s new conservative government wants to change the official name of the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz on the Unesco world heritage registry, an official said today.

Right-wing British historian David Irving, who was convicted by an Austrian court of denying the Holocaust, has been barred from speaking with the press, a court spokeswoman said today.

Austrian prosecutors in the trial of right-wing British historian David Irving filed an appeal today to contest his three-year prison sentence, saying it was too lenient.

ONE of Germany’s leading banks financed Nazi arms makers and owned a stake in a company that built crematoria at the Auschwitz concentration camp, authors of a bank-commissioned report found yesterday.

A WEEK after the lower house of Spain’s parliament approved a bill permitting gay marriage, several conservative mayors warned they would not officiate at such weddings, and a cardinal told officials to heed their consciences.

The President Mary McAleese is denying that she intended to single out the Protestant community in the North over contentious comments made yesterday.

PEOPLE must reflect on the role ordinary individuals played in the Nazi killing machine as ceremonies take place to mark the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp, President Mary McAleese said yesterday.

An Israeli newspaper today published previously unseen excerpts of post-Second World War letters written by Josef Mengele, the notorious Nazi doctor known as “the Angel of Death”.

President Mary McAleese was at the centre of a sectarian row tonight after claiming Protestant children in the North were taught to hate Catholics in the same way Nazis despised Jews.

President Mary McAleese is due to attend a commemoration in Poland today to mark the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Extreme right wing MPs walked out of a German state parliament today in protest at a minute’s silence honouring victims of Nazi aggression.

Extreme-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen was facing prosecution today after saying the Nazi occupation of France was not particularly brutal.

For nearly 60 years, Binyamin Shilon believed his sister was among the six million Jews killed by the Nazis during the Holocaust. Now, he has been reunited with her.

SOUTH African novelist JM Coetzee was awarded the 2003 Nobel Prize for literature yesterday.

Parents of more than 100 Danish scouts were outraged over a game of tag at a scout camp in which children acted as Jews wearing yellow Stars of David and tried to escape from adults pretending to be Nazis.