Anne Frank

NS to pay survivors and relatives of those transported by their trains to Nazi death camps

Neo-Nazis rally in Stockholm amid attacks by migrants on Jewish communities

Many Irish tourist spots charge more than more famous global counterparts

Gena Turgel was known as Bride of Belsen after she married soldier involved in liberation of death camps

Iris Murdoch, Edna O’Brien, Marian Keyes and Eimear McBride all appear on the list

Pasted over with brown paper, the text reveals what she referred to as “sexual matters”

Jewish teenager believed to have covered up writings as they contain series of dirty jokes

Media excluded from trial of Ahed Tamimi, who has become icon for Palestinian struggle

The old dear is absolutely bulling over the surprise 70th birthday party I threw her

Obituary: Judith Jones, editor, born March 10th, 1924; died August 2nd, 2017

Holocaust victim’s handwritten verse sells for nearly three times the estimated price

Bosnian war diarist Zlata Filipovic speaks to the Róisín Meets podcast about Europe’s migrant crisis and her own escape from conflict

Obituary: Writer, activist and Nobel Laureate who had a significant impact on American life

Trump-Hitler comparisons may be overblown, but they underline a global issue of rising populism

Zlata Filipovic escaped Sarajevo siege after her diary became an international bestseller

Like Eurovision, the German song contest is a cheeky grab bag of songs and styles

From Anne Frank to Malala, Zlata and Marah, children’s diaries and blogs bring home the reality of war and have inspired fiction too, including mine on 1916 and 1921

Tokyo wants Beijing to stop entering material relating to wartime atrocities

Monarch says ‘division in Europe is dangerous’ at dinner with Merkel and Cameron

No campaign meeting hears about wealthy organisations, freemasonry and feminism

Review: Lively coming-of-age novel with likeable, well-developed characters and convincing dialogue

In book published about resistance heroine author reveals relative as the prime suspect

Brigitte Eicke’s teenager account of life in wartime Germany offers a very different perspective on the Nazi years

Hilde Michnia was a concentration camp guard. Her past is rearing its ugly head

To mark today’s 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, here is a reading list of works that address Nazi Germany’s atrocities and their legacy

I tried and failed to read Joyce’s epic before. This time I’m determined to see it through

From boycotting water charges to ‘informing’ on your boss, what duties do you have when you protest?

Ari Folman has followed up his Oscar-nominated Waltz with Bashir with an even more extraordinary piece of work – “We’re going to break your mind. You’re going to enjoy it”

Black Panther sympathies in white suburban Ireland, affinities with Tupac and Jim Morrison, and painful attempts to woo girls with overwrought letters: when it comes to re-reading my adolescent diaries, there’s nowhere to hide

Architect Daniel Libeskind to design memorial

The pop star unwittingly visited east Asia’s most controversial shrine

Copies of iconographic text of the Jewish Holocaust is being attacked in libraries

CDU demand removal of Nazi picture ahead of opening of new parliament

Families of those deported to camps will get back rent charged in absence

E-version of spy classic may send you climbing back up to print

Column: Complaint of pornography about Anne Frank’s Diary a silly business

Police have no suspects after search of empty tour bus