The Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern is hosting an exhibition celebrating the work of Franz Karl Bühler, a brilliant but eccentric artist whose neurodivergence led to persecution and death under the Nazi regime.

Institutions in Sachsen-Anhalt are recalling the Bauhaus art school's persecution by the Nazi regime, with cultural figures defending the school in a paper that implicitly opposes the AfD party.

During the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, the Nazi regime staged itself as peace-loving and cosmopolitan, though the successes of African-American athlete Jesse Owens reportedly angered Adolf Hitler.

The traveling exhibition 'Trotzdem da!' (Still There!) at the Frankfurt Adlerwerke sheds light on the previously hidden children born from relationships between Germans and forced laborers during the Nazi regime.

The city of Salzburg intends to rename five more streets by 2028, following a historian commission's recommendation to change 13 streets whose namesakes had close ties to the Nazi regime, with a focus on using women's names.

Many Germans are confronting the difficult reality of discovering that their grandfathers, previously seen as upright citizens, were involved with the Nazi regime. This has led to a societal discussion on how to process and reconcile with such unsettling family histories.

The story of German tennis player Gottfried von Cramm, who defied the Nazi regime, is being highlighted. This historical account is featured alongside other cultural recommendations.

A German fund established to compensate millions forced into labor by the Nazi regime has marked 25 years since its first payments, though many recipients felt the compensation came too late.

A German-descendant historian reconstructs his family's role within the Nazi regime using letters, diaries, and archival documents, aiming to challenge simplistic views of their involvement.

A priest from Lungau who resisted the Nazi regime is being honored as part of the "Orte des Gedenkens" (Places of Remembrance) memorial project initiated by the state of Salzburg. The fifth station of the project will open on May 8, 2026.

Czech Radio has acquired and is digitizing unique recordings from the trial of the Protectorate government, which took place 80 years ago, where members faced charges of collaborating with the Nazi regime during the occupation.

A new search engine launched in Germany allows individuals to investigate whether their relatives had connections to the Nazi regime.

Some Israeli government ministers have reportedly compared Germany to the Nazi regime, contributing to cold relations with Europe, while Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested the continent has forgotten the Holocaust.

A new study sheds light on the historical context of Austro-fascism, the Nazi regime, and Vienna's municipal housing, specifically referencing the Sandleitenhof.

Mathias Goeritz was a notable painter and sculptor, doing his best work after fleeing the Nazi regime in his native Germany and moving to Mexico. The post Made in Mexico: Mathias Goeritz appeared first on Mexico News Daily

From 1940, the Nazi regime systematically murdered people with disabilities, with local administrations in rural communities assisting in identifying and 'sorting out' residents.

The German Ministry of Culture has issued a manifesto defending the Bauhaus artistic movement, which was previously labeled "degenerate art" by the Nazi regime, against current far-right criticism.

The article commemorates the death of Rudolf Hess, a close associate of Adolf Hitler and a key figure in the Nazi regime, who died in Spandau Prison on August 17, 1987.

Vilnius will host events on August 3, 2026, to commemorate Roma Genocide Remembrance Day, honoring the victims of the Nazi regime and preserving historical memory of one of the 20th century's tragedies.

Colonel Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg was a key figure in the German resistance against the Nazi regime, renowned for his attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler on July 20, 1944, as part of Operation Valkyrie. The plot narrowly failed to change the course of history.

German newspaper Die Zeit has developed a tool allowing Germans to delve into their families' connections to the Nazi regime, utilizing previously unexamined Nazi Party membership records that were saved from destruction at the end of WWII.

Major German companies and prominent families, including Zeppelin, Volkswagen, Bertelsmann, and Continental, are gradually revealing their connections to the Nazi regime. This ongoing process uncovers uncomfortable truths about their historical involvement.

Russian Minister Lavrov stated that both Britain and EU countries continue to arm and finance the 'Nazi regime' in Kyiv, encouraging its 'openly terrorist actions,' and accused the West of carefully nurturing Zelenskyy in the role of 'Führer'.

One of Europe's most unusual road projects, a large-scale avenue built by the Nazi regime under Adolf Hitler, has remained abandoned in Germany for nearly 90 years.

Germany's unconditional surrender in May 1945, marked by two ceremonies in Reims and Berlin, signified the end of the Nazi regime and World War II in Europe. This event also laid the groundwork for the post-war division of the continent.

A new report highlights how descendants of individuals involved in the Nazi regime are grappling with and confronting their families' dark historical past. This involves facing the difficult truths of their ancestors' actions during World War II.

A new analysis reveals how major German companies like Allianz, Degussa, and Topf & Söhne collaborated with and profited from the Nazi regime, with ideology playing a secondary role to economic gain.

A new German search engine has been launched, allowing individuals to check whether their relatives were associated with the Nazi regime.

Martin Bormann, who served as Hitler's personal secretary and a key figure in the Nazi regime, had his death shrouded in mystery for decades. He became chief of staff to Rudolf Hess in 1933 and assumed a crucial role after Hess's flight in 1941.

The city of Mödling, Austria, is currently debating a study on the potential renaming of five streets that are heavily associated with the Nazi regime.

February 27 marks the anniversary of the 1933 Reichstag fire in Berlin, a pivotal event that the Nazi regime immediately exploited as a pretext to consolidate Hitler's power.

A new research concludes that conservation experts, specifically bookbinders, assisted the Nazi regime in inspecting church and civil archives to track down individuals targeted for persecution during the Holocaust.

Leni Riefenstahl was a German film director and photographer during the Third Reich, known for her controversial propaganda films for the Nazi regime.

A higher German court acquitted an Instagram user, ruling that comparing Israel to the Nazi regime, while a harsh criticism, falls under freedom of speech and does not constitute a criminal offense.

Bayreuth Festival director Katharina Wagner has clearly positioned the festival against racism and a right-wing shift, citing her family's very personal connection to the Nazi regime.

New documents shed light on how Christa Funk-Finckh, daughter of Eberhard Finckh who was involved in the Stauffenberg assassination attempt and murdered by the Nazi regime, managed to escape the Nazis as a child.

A theatrical reading in Reichenau, based on Martin Prinz's novel 'Die letzten Tage,' commemorates 15 individuals executed as opponents of the Nazi regime in April 1945.

The Jehovah's Witnesses have achieved a partial legal victory in their dispute with the German state over a unique archive documenting the community's persecution by the Nazi regime, following the unveiling of a new memorial in Berlin.

A Nlaka'pamux basket featuring a motif resembling a swastika is up for auction in Toronto, with experts clarifying that the symbol predates the Nazi regime.

A historical account of the founding of Volkswagen by the Nazi regime in 1937 and the story behind the iconic Beetle car.

A new memorial in Zurich commemorates Rosa Sticki and her children, who were forcibly sterilized, deported to concentration camps, and murdered in Auschwitz under the Nazi regime.

Five members of the Protectorate government, led by Jaroslav Krejčí, faced charges of collaborating with the Nazi regime, with radio recordings from before the trial serving as key evidence of their relationship with Nazism and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.

A new bill submitted to the French parliament in November 2024 proposes criminal sanctions for denying the existence of the state of Israel and for comparing it to the Nazi regime.

A US court has issued a ruling stating that Swiss bank UBS cannot limit its liability concerning accounts linked to the Nazi regime, potentially opening the door for further legal action.

The Russian Embassy in London issued a statement condemning the United Kingdom's alleged involvement in the recent escalation of violence in Ukraine, specifically mentioning Bryansk, and calling the UK 'accomplices to the terrorism of the Nazi regime'.

Theodor Eicke, born in 1892, is highlighted as a crucial figure in the Nazi regime, serving as a Schutzstaffel (SS) general and the chief inspector of concentration camps.