Living in a city where reminders of the Holocaust are everywhere has given me unexpected opportunities to teach my children about the past

American expats are leaving their mark on the German capital—and vice versa

A German noir export on Netflix leads viewers into the Jewish-inflected Babylon of a legendary sin city

A new book, ‘The Berlin Mission,’ recounts the story of American diplomat Raymond Geist’s efforts to resist the Nazis from inside Germany

Rokhl’s Golden City: How a generation of Russian-speaking Jews who ended up in Germany after the fall of the Soviet Union became key figures in the klezmer continuity

A visit to Buchenwald left me feeling defiantly alive

In an excerpt from the newly translated Gaslight, by German writer Joachim Kalka, an examination of how the scandal that rocked France bled into European literature

How Schockoladenwurst came from Germany to El Salvador, and why this pareve dessert should make its way to your table

‘The Deputy,’ staged in West Berlin in 1963, was the first German drama to take on the horrors of the Holocaust and Pope Pius XII’s moral failures in World War II

What’s the right way to remember both victims and perpetrators of great crimes?

‘Jewish food isn’t something new to Berlin. It thrived here before, and should be here now.’

What my grandmother brought with her when she fled Nazi Germany for Australia, and what she left me when she died

At the European Maccabi Games, an estimated 2,000 Jews convened at the site of the 1936 Olympics for a week of competition, remembrance, and moving on

On Monday, over two thousand athletes will compete at the site where Nazis tried to ban Jews at the 1936 Summer Olympics

Voices from Europe: Talking to young Israelis living in the German capital