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Half of the Vienna Philharmonic performed in Auschwitz, where Jewish musicians played for their Nazi captors amid the horrors of the camp.
12.5 million copies of Mein Kampf were published before 1944, making it one of the best-selling political books in history.
Nazi doctors like Josef Mengele conducted inhumane experiments on thousands at Auschwitz, aiming to sterilize 'inferior races' and enhance German fertility.
Twelve and a half million copies of Mein Kampf were published before 1944, making it one of the most sold political books in history.
More than 14 million lives were lost during China's eight-year struggle against Japanese invasion in World War II.
Rudolf Höss administered Auschwitz, where over a million people were murdered during the Holocaust, operating the camp with chilling efficiency.
In March 1988, a French detective begins a secret mission to capture Paul Touvier, a Nazi collaborator who evaded justice for 40 years.
Eva Mozes Kor, a Holocaust survivor, endured inhumane experiments at Auschwitz as one of Dr. Mengele's twins and later became a prominent advocate for forgiveness and justice.
A diary written by 14-year-old Rutka Laskier in 1943 remained hidden for over 60 years before being discovered in 2006.
The systematic extermination of Roma people by the Nazis during World War II highlights a largely overlooked aspect of the Holocaust.
Ninety-five cans of Zyklon B gas, preserved as evidence, reveal the methods used to murder over 1.1 million people at Auschwitz-Birkenau from 1940 to 1945.
Auschwitz could incinerate several thousand people in just 24 hours, raising urgent questions about the Allied response to the Holocaust in 1944.
Heinrich Himmler, the second most powerful figure in Nazi Germany, was responsible for the genocide of millions and the establishment of death camps.
Each morning in Auschwitz, survivors fought to stay alive, often feeling that death was a luxury they envied among their fellow inmates.
1,300 young Austrians and Germans listen as Eva Umlauf recounts her family's story and the lasting impact of her experiences at Auschwitz.
Aerial photographs taken by an Allied reconnaissance plane in August 1944 reveal the gas chambers and crematoria of Auschwitz, capturing the scale of genocide.
Rutka Laskier's diary, written in 1943, remained hidden for over 60 years before being discovered in 2006, revealing her experiences in a Polish ghetto.
Henia Bryer recounts her experiences as a Holocaust survivor, detailing the loss of her family and her survival through four concentration camps.
Branko Lustig, a Holocaust survivor, recalls his time in Auschwitz from 1942 to 1945 and reflects on the memories he wishes to forget.
Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor, has been sharing her experiences since 1986 and now participates in a project using holographic technology to preserve her story.
Secret photographs from the Holocaust reveal Nazi exterminators, including Dr. Josef Mengele, engaging in leisure activities, contrasting their normal appearances with their brutal actions.
A 90-year-old woman recalls saving a man from deportation five times during their time in Auschwitz and their reunion decades later in New York.
24 high-ranking Nazis were charged and tried in Nuremberg for their roles in the Holocaust, marking a historic moment in international law.
Lea Roth, Peter Somogyi, and Alex Spilberg return to Auschwitz with their descendants, reflecting on their survival and the lasting impact of their childhood experiences.
At least 15,000 people were killed at Auschwitz in June 1944 while Nazi officials relaxed at a nearby resort, as shown in a newly discovered photograph album.
Former Stasi agents defend their actions, claiming punishment was justified for thousands.
Some 1.1 million people were murdered at Auschwitz II, the largest German extermination camp, where young Germans confront the realities of the Holocaust.
