Society, History, By Time Period, Twentieth Century, Holocaust
See Also:
- The Holocaust Web Centre, Beth Shalom, a collection of Holocaust-related sites, including a web-based introduction for school pupils at holocausthistory.net.
- Thesis of Chaya Ostrower at Tel-aviv university on the humor of people suffering in the Holocaust and what functions it served.
- Stories of Auschwitz and biographies of the major names of the time.
- Dedicated to keeping the memories alive, to remind us to not let this happen again. Information, photographs, poetry and links.
- The history of the SS Einsatzgruppen through photos, documents, and perpetrator and victim testimonies.
- The Yad Vashem Charitable Trust UK (London) promotes Holocaust awareness. It organises events related to the Holocaust, holds public lectures and promotes publications.
- Supporting documents for the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial.
- Educational projects and programmes in today's Germany.
- Links and articles on the causes of the Holocaust and the behavior of the perpetrators, victims and the bystanders.
- A healing resource for Holocaust survivors and their decendants.
- The rescue of the Danish Jews is an inspiring story: almost the entire Jewish population survived Hitler's death camps.
- Comprehensive collection of links, collected by an American schoolteacher.
- Lists names of potential owners of Holocaust era assets.
- A collection of stories by Sonia Pilcer that explore the psychological issues of being a child of Holocaust survivors.
- A simple but moving Holocaust memorial page.
- Annotated links and original material on the Holocaust.
- Dedicated to criticizing the statements made by David Irving.
- Untold stories of Jewish-Christian women in Nazi Germany. A commercial site providing excerpts and ordering information.
- Holocaust education and rememberance site with information on museums, history and the concentration camps.
- Includes biographies and images of several individuals whom Oscar Schindler rescued from the Holocaust.
- Site of a BBC documentary about the Kindertransport, including history, images, and music lyrics.
- Comment and analysis about the historical event and its commemoration. Includes profiles, audio clips, firsthand survivor stories and archived news reports from the 1930's and 1940's.
- Subject directory on Holocaust-related topics such as art, audio, video, camps, children, denial, discussion groups, eye witness testimony, ghettos, restitution, recovery, teaching resources, remembering survivors, time line, war criminals.
- Focuses on non-Jewish and Polish victims of the Holocaust: photos and survivor stories.
- Museum focusing on racism in America and the history of the Holocaust.
- Commission reviews claims for compensation for damages caused by the Nazis or the government of Occupied France.
- Companion site to the not-for-profit book.
- Introduction to the Holocaust and related issues.
- Extensive directory of sites on anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, the Holocaust, Holocaust denial, and related topics.
- Offers a collection of articles, reviews, essays, and testimonials about and by female victims of the Holocaust.
- Extensive listing of Holocaust/Shoah links from all over the world.
- Interviews with and portraits of people who rescued Jews from the Nazis; includes maps, historic images and essays on courage and altruism.
- Dedicated to putting together teens with living holocaust witnesses.
- Student's account of visiting Holocaust sites as part of this event. Includes history and photographs.
- Describes effort to purchase the freedom of some Jews from Nazi Germany, an effort that failed because the money was not raised in time.
- Directory of websites providing information, literature, lesson plans, organizations, memorabilia, resistance, and other topics related to the Nazi genocide.
- Read the story of Storojinet jews and the Rigler family during the war. Includes pictures from the modern city.
- An international center for Holocaust resources; presents stories, articles, and resources on the Holocaust and Eastern European Jewry.
- Essay which looks at the horrors of the Nazi holocaust.
- An overview of the people and events of the Holocaust.
- A paper that explores the connection between the popular TV sitcom and the historical event.
- Forum for Holocaust survivors and their descendants, to promote remembrance.
- Memorial to the Holocaust that teaches children about the topic using stamps, pictures, text and paintings. In English and Hebrew.
- Secret archives and pictures from the Lithuanian Ghetto of Kovno, detailing the mass murder of Jewish citizens from 1941 to 1945.
- A collection of links to Holocaust sites, arranged by category.
- Part of Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion. Ddicated to education, teacher and clergy training, advocacy, and research relating the lessons of the Holocaust to issues and challenges facing humankind today.
- Transcripts of camp liberators, brief histories, photographs and digital videos.
- An online encyclopedia covering anti-Semitism to Zionism.
- Traveling educational exhibition in Australia dedicated to those who had the Courage to Care for those being persecuted during the Holocaust. Fact sheets, events calendar.
- The story of the liberator of Nordhausen's Mittelbau Dora concentration camp.
- Documents the horror of the period and the rich culture and history that was lost.
- The effect of the horrors of the holocaust on child victims.
- Articles, email newsletter, online discussion and links selected by an About.com guide.
- Information on the Terezin (Theresienstadt) concentration camp in Bohemia and Moravia. Includes documents, studies, publications, library, and database of prisoners. Also in Czech and Dutch.
- Interviews conducted in 1946 in displaced persons camps around Europe and transscribed into English.
- A virtual memorial to the holocaust, with links to other holocaust sites.
- A Teacher's Guide offers an overview of the people and events of the Holocaust. Extensive teacher resources are included.
- Online memorial to the Nachimzon, Wolowelski, Friedberg and Mirabel families, whose lines had only one survivor after the Holocaust. Including photographs and genealogical tree.
- Overview of several areas of resistance activities to Nazism and the Holocaust, in Eastern Europe and by Jews in the concentration camps as well as in Germany.
- Examines the complex social and political factors that led the American government to ignore the Jewish victims of the Holocaust until 1944.
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