At 98, Lily Ebert is perhaps the oldest user of the video-sharing social network app, TikTok. However, unlike many influencers who post trivial videos on cars, life lessons and heartbreaks, Ebert uses the platform to describe the horrors of the Holocaust.

This 98-year-old Holocaust survivor uses TikTok to tell her story—and she’s a sensation

For some survivors of the Holocaust, the vow of "never forget" takes on a special meaning when they have only faded memories, or none at all, of parents they lost as young children. Leah Nebenzahl was a baby when her parents, Pipha and Zvi Herschman, were murdered in Nazi-occupied Poland. The stories and photos of Jewish youngsters, many of them orphans like Leah who were placed in seven children's homes for survivors in Europe after the war, are part of a new online exhibition - "My Lost Childhood" - by Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum.

For one survivor, Holocaust memories exist only in faded photos

Simon Gronowski had committed many acts of bravery and generosity in his 89 years of life, and opening a window in April wouldn’t ordinarily have counted among them, but this was no ordinary April.

A Holocaust survivor lifts neighbours in dark times

Prize-winning author and Holocaust survivor Ruth Klueger has died aged 88 at her home in California, her Austrian publisher said Wednesday. The Zsolnay publishing house confirmed to AFP that Klueger had passed away on the night between Monday and Tuesday after a long illness.

Renowned author and Holocaust survivor Ruth Klueger dies at 88

Rising extremism, hate crimes, and religious persecution have stark similarities with the story of the Holocaust. The genocide of Jews during World War II taught the world several lessons which still remain relevant.

Wion Edit: The lessons from the Holocaust

In awarding the Peace Prize in 1986, the Nobel Committee praised Wiesel as a 'messenger to mankind'