Something Extra: Celebrating Swastikas?
I saw this headline today on the Huffington Post website: "UFO Group Rallies to Repair the Image of the Swastika."
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I saw this headline today on the Huffington Post website: "UFO Group Rallies to Repair the Image of the Swastika."
Nearly eight decades after the Holocaust, a Florida Congresswoman is taking to the front lines of a new battle , she says, to right old wrongs.
Since I returned from The March of the Living, I've been waking up at odd hours of the early morning, thinking about the things I saw and learned and searching for effective, sensitive ways to tell their stories. It's a huge responsibility, one I could never have imagined I would face. Yet I'm so grateful fate chose me to be a part of it, giving me the chance to help others understand.
More than a hundred South Floridians gathered at Miami Beach's Holocaust Memorial on Sunday in observance of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day).
John Demjanjuk, a former U.S. citizen convicted of working at the Nazi's Sobibor death camp died Saturday at the age of 91. Demjanjuk maintained for more than 30 years that he was not the guard and it was a case of mistaken identity.
If you head out to the Broward County Fair this year, you have the opportunity to experience a new roller coaster with a potentially controversial name.
A prominent Holocaust survivor told CBS4 that he is horrified that a 23-year-old Northwest Miami-Dade woman is accused by federal authorities of trying to sell the identity information of 32 holocaust survivors.
It was Student Awareness Day for some 600 Miami-Dade and Monroe High School students Monday, but what many of them became aware of is something that everyone can never forget.
A recent study looked at hundreds of thousands of European Jews who had immigrated to Israel before, during, and after World War II and compared cancer rates of those who had emigrated before the Second World War to those who had emigrated after. The results were troubling, according to scientists.
A group of Jewish Holocaust survivors will be staging a rally at 3 pm Friday outside the Fountainbleau Hotel in Miami Beach to chastise President Barack Obama and Sen. Bill Nelson.
When President Barack Obama visits Miami Beach Friday for a democratic fundraiser, he will be greeted by a group of protestors asking for his help.
More than 60 years after they were separated by concentration camps during the Holocaust and World War II, a South Florida man was finally reunited with his long-lost cousin.
