'We have to look at how German society got to the point where all of these young people are volunteering for this work,' says historian Rebecca Erbelding. cbsn.ws/4dPlQAk

“Animals will hurt you if they're hungry or it's their nature. But man can turn into an animal in no time. All he needs is permission,” says Holocaust survivor Irene Weiss. She warns that this is happening and it's never stopped. cbsn.ws/44MGo8q

Pope Francis, who has defined his leadership of the world's nearly 1.4 billion Catholics with his capacity for forgiveness and openness, has led the Catholic Church on difficult and sometimes controversial issues over the last 11 years. cbsn.ws/3Vhgqal

A Nazi officer’s Auschwitz photo album shows some of the most notorious killers in history seemingly enjoying themselves. Moises Kaufman spent 14 years creating a play about it.

“This is terrifying because they all look so much like us,” says Kaufman. cbsn.ws/4bmsOLK

The picture shows a group of women enjoying blueberries next to a man, smiling. Another man is playing an accordion.

The image is one of 116 photos in an album that belonged to an SS officer who helped run the day-to-day operations of Auschwitz. cbsn.ws/4aqkFED

When asked about the current division over Israel and Gaza, Pope Francis told Norah O'Donnell 🇺🇸: “Any ‘anti’ is always bad… anti-Palestinian [or] antisemitic.” cbsn.ws/3QPwLjy

Tonight, 60 Minutes says farewell to season 56, and to senior producer Frank Devine, who is retiring after making our show better for 35 years. 60Minutes.com

'Man can turn into an animal in no time. All he needs is permission. As soon as permission is given from higher-ups, from the government, it accelerates,' says Holocaust survivor Irene Weiss. cbsn.ws/4dOmQ84

'[The Nazis] didn't wake up each morning thinking, ‘I'm going to do evil, monstrous things.' They woke up each day, and they went about their lives filled with justifications and beliefs in what they were doing,' says playwright Amanda Gronich. cbsn.ws/4dG27mN

Tilman Taube’s grandfather was a Nazi doctor during WWII – conducting medical experiments on prisoners and sending thousands of people to be killed at concentration camps. It’s a past he’s been trying to reconcile with. cbsn.ws/4bqIeym

A Nazi’s photo album revealed something historians at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum hadn’t seen: photos of a vacation resort at Auschwitz where Nazis appear to be celebrating the mass murder of more than 350,000 Hungarian Jews in 55 days. cbsn.ws/3QQWYyv

At the Majdanek concentration camp, SS officer Karl Höcker signed receipts for Zyklon B, the gas used for killing people. At Auschwitz, Höcker helped run daily operations, and he also kept an album that gives rare insights into the life of Nazis there. cbsn.ws/3Kdon9O

Known as the “Angel of Death,” Dr. Josef Mengele conducted gruesome human medical experiments – mostly on children. 60 Minutes saw the only known photos of Mengele at Auschwitz. cbsn.ws/4auTaJY

A new play tells the story behind never-before-seen Nazi-era photographs. They were taken by an officer at Auschwitz – where about 1.1 million people, mostly Jews, were murdered. cbsn.ws/4as45Ec

'When I first saw the photographs, I got goosebumps,” says writer and director Moises Kaufman. He spent 14 years creating a play based on a rare photo album by a Nazi officer who helped run the day-to-day operations at Auschwitz. cbsn.ws/3KbDlgN

'There's no doubt that the Cubans and the Russians and others are still penetrating our government with individuals who are loyal to them and not to us,' says retired FBI special agent Peter Lapp. cbsn.ws/4bp8dGm