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On May 13th, a German visitor spoke openly about her family's Nazi past to a group of students visiting the museum.

The exhibition was specially designed to offer visitors a comprehensive view of the former Mauthausen concentration camp and the remarkable life story of Simon Wiesenthal.

"What's happening today looks and feels the same," Schaecter testified before the Senate Aging Committee during a hearing on "addressing the rise of antisemitism and supporting older Americans."

The documents were published on the website of the National General Archive (AGN). Among those mentioned is Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, known as the "Angel of Death".

Thanks to the mobilization of the police, the perpetrator was immediately arrested.

Alliance of Rabbis in Islamic Countries urges Syria to protect Jewish heritage sites, calls on Syrian President to act.