HOLOCAUST: USEFUL LINKS

   Anne Frank Center, USA:  Also includes links to the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and other associated museums.

   Anne Frank House :The former hiding place where Anne Frank wrote his diary is now a Dutch museum.

  Auschwitz: Inside The Nazi State.  The companion web-site to a major PBS series.

  Bonhoeffer -- Agent Of Change  :  The companion web-site to a 2001 PBS documentary about the German theologian and Nazi resister Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

  Daring To Resist -- 3 Women Face The Holocaust: The companion web-site for a documentary about three young female resisters.

  Elie Wiesel -- First Person Singular:  A companion web-site to the BBC documentary about the Romanian Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner.

   Fortunoff Video Archive:  Small selections from the more than 4,000 video interviews with Holocaust survivors at Yale.

  Genocide Under The Nazis.  A BBC History site that includes an anthology of articles and other information.

   A History Of The Holocaust:  A collaborative project from students in the Genocide Studies class at Father Ryan High School in Nashville, Tennessee

The Holocaust:  Documents relating to the Holocaust.

   Holocaust Chronicle:  The on-line version of an 800-page encyclopedia published in 2000 by Publications International, Ltd.

   Holocaust/Genocide Project:  An international high school project initiated by students at a Cold Spring Harbor High School in New York State.

   Holocaust On Trial: The companion web-site for a October 31, 2000 PBS documentary.

Holocaust -- What Was It?:  An extremely basic guide from the Children's BBC.

Jewish Holocaust 1933-1945:  Documents and other resources organized by Dr. S.D. Stein of the University of the West of England.

   Learning About The Holocaust Through Art

Literature Of The Holocaust: A large anthology of Holocaust-related literature from Dr. Al Rilreis at the University of Pennsylvania.

Memory Of The Camps, Frontline:

Nazi Gold, Frontline:

  News Report, Trial of Adolph Eichmann, April 11, 1961:  A brief audio clip from the History Channel's Speech Archive.

   Primo Levi (1919-1987): An annotated bibliography of the famed author from the Guardian Unlimited.

Remembering The Holocaust: A series of well-chosen links.

Shtetl, Frontline:

Teacher's Guide To The Holocaust : An extremely valuable resource.  Some sub-sections of this site are also included below.

   Trial Of Adolf Eichmann:  Record of Proceedings in the District Court of Jerusalem.

Wannsee Conference:  Introduction to and minutes from the 1942 meeting that set policies in place for the "Final Solution."

  :A comprehensive reference guide from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

   A powerful "cybrary" that includes art, poetry, photos, and testimony from witnesses and survivors.

  One section of the Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust.

  Detailed chronological information rather than a mere timeline.

   Another Holocaust chronology with accompanying text and photos.

   A series of Holocaust-related articles from BBC History.

   Essays and documents on the Holocaust, including an emphasis on refuting the Revisionists.

  Twenty-six Holocaust-related terms selected and described by Jonathan Wallace.

   An encylopedia introduction to the history of the Holocaust.

  A wealth of resources from the Washington, D.C. museum.

   A large a well-organized collection of photographs.

   Art, literature and music associated with the Holocaust.

   A virtual art exhibit from the Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University.

  Stories from and information about Holocaust survivors.

: The actions of the Nazis' organized mobile band of killers.

   An excerpt from Daniel Goldhagen, Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust.

  :The official web-site of the Washington, D.C. museum.

  :  The state-sponsored Israeli Holocaust museum.

  :  The companion web-site to a documentary about German-Jewish refugee scholars who found new lives at the historically black colleges of the American South.

  : Holocaust links from Michigan State's H-Net.