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“View segments of testimony from the Institute’s Visual History Archive. Segments are organized according to topics, which include hiding, ghettos, and liberation. Biographical information about each interviewee is included with each testimony clip.”

The titles of individual volumes of the set are: 1. Jews and Christians during and after the Holocaust; 2. The impact of the Holocaust on the contemporary world; and 3. The impact of the Holocaust and genocide on Jews and Christians. Papers and addresses were delivered at a conference in 1988.

A nine volume set in 15 parts which collects hundreds of articles by numerous authors. An author/title index to the whole set appears at the end of each volume.

Many topics relating to genocide are covered in 2 volumes: definition, denial, events of genocide, psychology of victims and perpetrators, detection, and prevention. A large amount of coverage in this work is given to the Holocaust.

This 22 volume set is available in print and online. A lengthy article on various aspects of the Holocaust is in volume 9. It includes an extensive chronology and photographs. The index can lead to numerous other related articles.

A collection of over 300 biographies of people who were significant in the Third Reich. Individuals from all walks of life are included – from civil servants, artists, intellectuals, and entertainers, to top ranked Nazi leaders.

A two volume work, it includes both short and in depth entries about a variety of topics, as well as biographies of prominent Nazis. A detailed index is at the end of volume 2.

This site has valuable information about the work and resources of the Museum. It includes online exhibitions and samples from the collection, photographs, maps, documents, films and other links to high quality resources about the Holocaust.

Provides maps and text, arranged chronologically, that show the destruction of each of the main Jewish communities in Europe. Also shown are the escape routes of prisoners, evacuation and death marches, and deportation of Jews from different countries.

Contains colorful maps accompanied by descriptive text. The atlas is divided into 9 sections: 4 sections cover th Holocaust in geographic regions of Europe plus sections on the Nazi extermination camps, rescue/resistance, death marches, and deportation of Jews from different countries.