Why become a rabbi so late in life? He already had a doctorate and three master’s degrees and had been a teacher, a school ...

Discover the poignant tale of Max Zilberman, a Buchenwald boy and the sole survivor of his family during World War II.

Henryk Ross risked his life to document Nazi atrocities in the Polish city of Lodz.

Jewish children at Lodz Ghetto where many Auschwitz inmates were first herded before being transferred to Nazi concentration camps during World War Two, in a scene from TV documentary ‘Auschwitz ...

Dazzling Russian production finds fresh relevance in the Lodz ghetto massacre. Theatre review by Ismene Brown ...

The Lodz Ghetto Judenrat tried to deal with the lack of food and other goods by introducing a coupon system to allocate the insufficient supplies fairly. Things to think about 1.

The ghetto was closed off in May 1940. Listen to Holocaust survivor Tuvia Lipson's testimony, in which he describes the establishment of the Lodz Ghetto. Things to think about 1.

The Lodz Ghetto, the second largest after that of Warsaw was sealed off from the world on April 30, 1940, with the Jews and Roma locked within.

The new documentary ”Lodz Ghetto” is the most Kafkaesque of Holocaust films, trading the anguish and anger that generally mark the genre for a quiet, whispery sense of dread and increasing ...

In the documentary 'Still Life in Lodz," a woman visits the apartment in Poland where she spent her first 19 years and tracks down the painting that hung there for decades.

(JTA) Henryk Ross risked his life to take surreptitious photographs of the brutal life in Poland’s Lodz Ghetto. Now a cache of nearly 50 of those photos taken by the Jewish prisoner has been … ...