The former residence of the world's most notorious mass murderer, Rudolf Hoss - who served as the commandant of Auschwitz - has been opened to the public for the first time since World War II.

Nazi officials of all ranks simply went about their comfortable day to day lives whilst huge populations of people were being systematically murdered, in some cases literally, on their doorstep. It ...

Bush, has succumbed to righteous anger. Blame it on the day when our conversation occurs: Jan. 27, the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. Blame it also on the ghostly place where we ...

It portrays Rudolf Hoss (1901-1947), the commandant of the Auschwitz death camp, and his family. There is not a scene showing the massacre of Jews. During World War II, the Nazis referred to the ...

DAN SNOW: But the clip I have for you now gives some insight into the thoughts of one of the worst offenders, the commander of the notorious Auschwitz concentration camp, Rudolph Hoss. NARRATOR ...

Only gradually does the movie reveal that this family’s seemingly idyllic homeis located directly adjacent to the Auschwitz death camp — and that the patriarch is none other than Rudolf Höss ...

The former home of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoss has been transformed into a research centre devoted to fighting extremism, with the building officially opening to the public on the 80th ...

It also includes an account of the Commander of the camp at Auschwitz, a man called Rudolph Hoss, who oversaw the murders. NARRATOR: In this field stood a Polish cottage which would be come to be ...

The former home of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoss has been transformed into a research centre devoted to fighting extremism, with the building officially opening to the public on the 80th ...