You can always change the world for a better one,'Holocaust survivor says in speech at the U.N.:::: Marianne Muller, Holocaust survivor "My name is Marianne Muller and I am a Holocaust survivor. I was born into the Holocaust.

Holocaust survivor Marianne Miller tells Fox News Digital the message she will share while speaking at the U.N. for International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Israel's president attacked the UN General Assembly in a speech on Monday marking the 80th anniversary of the Holocaust, accusing the body of exhibiting "moral bankruptcy" and failing to confront anti-Semitism.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog said the United Nations "exhibited moral bankruptcy" in how it was treating Israel's battle for survival during his remarks at the Holocaust Remembrance Day in New York.

Each year on Jan. 27, the world commemorates the Holocaust implemented by German dictator Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party, who came to power through the electoral process. Their persecution killed millions of Jews,

The United Nations has announced new actions to counter the surge in antisemitism, including encouraging governments to enforce laws against hate crimes and discrimination.

Marianne Muller joins “NewsNation Prime” to share her family’s story of courage and survival during the Holocaust.

A new book on their work underlines the chaos of the time, and the difficult decisions they had to make, knowing that for every person they saved, many more would be killed.

As AJC Europe Managing Director Simone Rodan-Benzaquen points out in her piece published today, those engaging in the antisemitic Holocaust inversion trope by disgustingly portraying Gaza as the new Auschwitz is not only absurd,

Jan. 27 marks the 80th International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which honors the victims of the Holocaust and commemorates the liberation of the Former Nazi German Concentration Camp of Auschwitz.

As the world commemorates the 80th anniversary of the discovery of Auschwitz-Birkenau, Poland continues to debate its place in the nation's memory.