A memorial for the Nazi-era concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen in northern Germany is set to offer a guided tour in Russian ...

And that was Bergen-Belsen. On the way back to Celle, for curiosity’s sake, I asked some of the civilians what they knew about it, and every last Nazi declared that he had never known of its ...

The images of the Warsaw Ghetto and Belsen in the two documentaries discussed below, and the stories of Ringelblum, Winer and Gradowski, are more powerful than any of the words of the film writers..

What shocks even more is the "easy arrogance" of the "well-fed" German guards left behind after liberation, and tasked with the mass burial of the typhus-ridden cadavers.

A Holocaust survivor has said it is "up to us to guard against" a repetition of the World War II atrocity, 80 years after the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.

A Holocaust survivor has said it is “up to us to guard against” a repetition of the Second World War atrocity 80 years after the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was liberated. Warning - content may ...

A Holocaust survivor has said it is “up to us to guard against” a repetition of the Second World War atrocity 80 years after the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was liberated.

They were scenes that brought home to the British people the full horror of Nazi depravity. Eighty years ago today the British Army's 11th Armoured Division liberated Bergen-Belsen.

The Bergen-Belsen war trial began on 17th September 1945 and concluded on 17th November 1945, after 54 days. The trial The trial began at Lüneburg, Lower Saxony and was presided over by Deputy Judge ...

As the SAS jeeps pulled away from the gates of Bergen-Belsen they had achieved their mission; trooper Jenkinson had been discovered and brought out alive. But Johnny Cooper – just 21 – knew ...

Dressed in their SS uniforms, German men and women set to work (under armed guard) removing piles of contaminated clothing and dead bodies from the huts. With uncovered mouths and bare hands, they ...

Women and children, some of over 40,000 concentration camp inmates liberated by the British, suffering from typhus, starvation and dysentery, huddle together in a barrack at Bergen-Belsen, Germany ...