How Wales's Gwrych Castle used in I'm a Celeb was home to more than 200 Jewish children who had escaped the Nazis as part of Kindertransport scheme before start of WWII ...

Ninety-five years ago this week, May 28, 1924, Henry Glanz – one of 200 Jewish youngsters who lived in a British castle known as Gwrych Castle for the first two years of World War II – was ...

The filming locale for Methuen Orphanage, however, was actually an abandoned, Jewish-built castle outside Berlin called Schloss Schulzendorf. Since “The Queen’s Gambit” dropped last fall, ...

HENRY Glanz woke up freezing on a makeshift straw bed in a derelict castle, washed in ice cold water from the nearby Irish Sea. He felt lucky to be alive. The 15-year-old was one of the last Jewish… ...

Gwrych Castle acted as a safe haven for Jewish children fleeing the Nazi regime (Image: Daily Post Wales) Furious I'm a Celeb fans claim Hollie Arnold's trial was 'unachievable' due to disability ...

A Medieval Castle And Historic Jewish Quarter. At the heart of Belmonte is its fairytale-like medieval castle, which was built around the 13th century and is a must-visit.

In the third season of Amazon’s alt-history series, Mark Sampson (Michael Gaston) found meaning. Here’s how Man in the High Castle finally dealt with Nazis, Jewish people and religion.

An artist whose grandfather was Jewish, ... “The Man in the High Castle” has been renewed for a fourth season, which will expand the show’s world with new locations and some new characters.

Why is there no peace in the Middle East? “There are a lot of reasons for the [recent] peace effort’s failure,” writes Israeli analyst Nachum Barnea on Ynet, but “the primary sabotage came ...