
Oct 27 - By David Rising, Associated Press Writer
The son of a Dutch civilian killed by a Nazi hit squad during World War II urged the former Waffen SS soldier charged with his father's murder to accept responsibility for his actions in court Monday.
Oct 22 - By Associated Press
An 88-year-old man accused by Hungary of Nazi war crimes during World War II surrendered to Australian police Thursday after exhausting his appeals against extradition.

Oct 18 - By Ambika Ahuja, Associated Press Writer
A highway billboard using a saluting Adolf Hitler to advertise a Thai wax museum has been covered up after complaints from the Israeli and German ambassadors, the museum's manager said Sunday.

Oct 14 - By Associated Press
A German artist is posing 1,250 garden gnomes with their arms outstretched in the stiff-armed Hitler salute in an installation that he calls a protest of lingering fascist tendencies in German society. Artist Ottmar Hoerl posed the gnomes in the historic central marketplace of Straubing, a town in southeastern Germany, on Wednesday. The exhibit called "dance with the devil" is to run through Oct. 19.

Oct 14 - By Associated Press
A German artist is posing 1,250 garden gnomes with their arms outstretched in the stiff-armed Hitler salute in an installation that he calls a protest of lingering fascist tendencies in German society.

Oct 13 - By Ed White, Associated Press Writer
An 88-year-old retired auto engineer told a judge Tuesday that he never shot Jews while serving in a Nazi-controlled police force during World War II, during an initial hearing over whether the government can deport him.
Sep 16 - By Daniel Woolls, Associated Press Writer
A Spanish judge on Thursday indicted three alleged ex-Nazi death camp guards who all lived for many years in the United States, charging them with being accessories to genocide and crimes against humanity.
Sep 15 - By Associated Press
Prosecutors in Hungary have questioned suspected Nazi war criminal Sandor Kepiro about the murder of civilians in Serbia during World War II.
Sep 10 - By Eliane Engeler, Associated Press Writer
Swiss law bars a museum from surrendering a 19th-century painting that it was given after it had been stolen from a Jewish family in Paris by the pro-Nazi Vichy French regime during World War II, authorities said Thursday.
Sep 9 - By Louise Nordstrom, Associated Press Writer
A Swedish art museum said Wednesday it had settled a six-year dispute over a painting claimed by the heirs of a Jewish businessman who lost it when he fled Germany in 1939 to escape Nazi persecution.
Sep 8 - By Kirsten Grieshaber, Associated Press Writer
Germany's parliament unanimously passed a blanket measure Tuesday overturning Nazi-era verdicts convicting people of treason, nearly 65 years after the end of World War II.
Aug 31 - By Ed White, Associated Press Writer
Crying on his front porch, an 88-year-old Michigan man targeted for deportation firmly denied shooting anyone when he was a member of a Nazi-controlled police force during World War II.
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Aug 11 - By Arthur Caplan, Ph.D, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin are, when they even hint at an analogy to the Nazis in talking about Obama’s health reform effort, engaged in the vile evil of Holocaust denial, writes bioethicist Art Caplan.

Aug 9 - By Associated Press
Pope Benedict XVI says that Nazi concentration camps were "extreme symbols of evil" and hell on earth.
Jul 24 - By Brent Kallestad, Associated Press Writer
Despite the content of a letter bearing his signature, Gov. Charlie Crist does not want to share an anti-Semitic movie with all Floridians.
Jul 22 - By David Rising, Associated Press Writer
A German appeals court has ordered greater compensation for the American heirs of a Jewish businessman forced to sell his company stock under the Nazis' "Aryanization" program — a ruling that could set a precedent for dozens of others, their attorney said Wednesday.

Jul 20 - By Alison Mutler, Associated Press Writer
A Romanian mayor has apologized for dressing up in a Nazi army uniform with a swastika insignia, saying in an open letter Thursday that he is not a fascist or anti-Semite.

Jul 9 - By Patrick McGroarty, Associated Press Writers
Germany's Justice Minister is calling for Internet service providers in the U.S. and elsewhere to remove neo-Nazi images, text and other content that can be viewed inside the country in violation of laws forbidding any Nazi symbols.
Jul 1 - By David Rising, Associated Press Writer
Germany's governing parties agreed Wednesday on a blanket measure to overturn Nazi-era verdicts convicting people of treason, nearly 65 years after the end of World War II, and it will go before parliament next month.

Jun 24 - By Ed White, Associated Press Writer
An 88-year-old man living in Michigan who is now the subject of a criminal investigation in Poland into allegations he shot Jews while working in a Nazi-controlled police unit during World War II insists he did nothing wrong.
Jun 17 - By Associated Press
An Austrian court has convicted a man of glorifying Nazi ideology and sentenced him to two years in prison.

Jun 17 - By David Rising, Associated Press Writer
The Simon Wiesenthal Center is appealing a Berlin prosecutors' office decision to drop an investigation into whether the family or attorneys of Nazi war criminal Aribert Heim lied about whether he was dead, the agency's top Nazi-hunter said Wednesday.
May 29 - By Associated Press
A Spanish prosecutor is seeking international arrest warrants for three alleged former Nazi death camp guards who live in the U.S.
May 18 - By Associated Press
The Supreme Court has turned away a plea from Holocaust survivors who contend that German companies withheld $100 million from a fund for victims of Nazi-era forced labor.