Holocaust & Humanity Center

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.

The Holocaust & Humanity Center is offering free admission during January to encourage people to visit and learn about antisemitism and how to combat it.

During World War II, Nazis looted hundreds of thousands of works of art from Jewish families. Many have ended up in museums, and restitution for families can be rare.

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

The center’s board chair, David Wise, will become interim CEO, and Sarah Weiss will serve as a senior advisor. The change takes effect Sept. 22.

The five-day program aims to provide teachers with methods to connect the teachings of the Holocaust to modern day society.

On Thursday at the Holocaust and Humanity Center, Arie Kruglanski, Ph.D., said education at the grassroots level is the key to combat radicalization.

German diplomat discusses Germany's elections and combatting Holocaust misinformation.

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.