Nizkor:
A Holocaust Remembrance
The
Holocaust: Reexamining The Wannsee Conference, Himmler's
Appointments Book, and Tunisian Jews (by Edith Shaked)
Women
in the Holocaust
Books
and Websites about the Holocaust for Young Adults
Cybrary
of the Holocaust
Holocaust
Education Center, Japan
Holocaust
Education Foundation
Holocaust
History Project Site
Holocaust
in Slovakia
The
Holocaust/Shoah Page
Institute
for Global Communications
Jewish
Virtual Library
"Jewish Virtual Library" is a cyber encyclopedia
covering everything from anti-Semitism to Zionism.
It includes a glossary, bibliography of web sites
and books, biographies and much more.
The
Mining Company's Holocaust Site
This site is an educational page of considerable value.
Its mission is to inform the public and guide web
users through the confusing tangle of Internet resources
on the subject. The site carries advertising.
Research
and Study Center for Holocaust Education
Roma
and the Holocaust
Table
of Contents includes "Hitler's Other Victims"
by Elizabeth Pond, "The Gypsy 'Final Solution'"
by Steve Lipman, "German Recognition of Persecution"
by Gilad Margalit, "Compensation for Gypsy Holocaust"
by Michael J. Jordon, "Assaults on Truth and
Memory" by Ward Churchill, "The Gypsy Genocide"
by Paul Polansky, and several others.
The
Simon Wiesenthal Center
Simon
Wiesenthal is a Jewish survivor of the Nazi death
camps of World War II. After the liberation of the
camps, Wiesenthal became a famed Nazi hunter and thus,
"the conscience and voice for not only the Holocaust's
6,000,000 Jewish victims but for the millions of others
who were murdered by the Nazis, as well.". This
site has a great deal of information on all phases
of the Holocaust. (Junee Feero)
A
Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust
This site was created by a group of graduate students
in a Development of Technology-Based Instruction course
at the University of South Florida. It features an
annotated Timeline that traces anti-Semitism, the
Holocaust and their repercussions from 1918. Also
present is a large number of links to documents, photos,
glossary definitions, and other sites with more details
on specific topics. The People section discusses the
experiences and roles of the victims, perpetrators,
bystanders, resistors, liberators, and others.
Teaching
the Holocaust Through Stamps
United
States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C.
Yad
Vashem Home Page
America
and the Holocaust: The American Experience
The
Mauthausen concentration camp
Memorial
and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau
Three
woman face the Holocaust
Children
of the Holocaust
For decades the children were told that they couldn't
have been affected. Find out the effects of the Holocaust
on the children who experienced it.
The
OMEGA File: Population Control, Nazis, and the U.N!
"Rockefeller and Mass Murder"
An
intriguing chronicle of events funded by the Rockefeller
Foundation that ultimately culminates in the horrific
human experimentation at the Auschwitz extermination
camp clinic of Josef Mengele. This is a very interesting
piece that presented information not usually mentioned.
Never
again: The Pink Triangle Pages
Homosexuals
and the Holocaust
This
web page was created by Ben Austin who is associated
with a university sociology department. His page covers
many human rights issues. His presentation of Homosexuals
in the Holocaust is great. The information is broken
down into various topics which helps the reader stay
focused on the issue at hand. The page gives a basic
historical overview going back to the 1860s. Paragraph
175, the law that made homosexuality illegal, and
its amendments are defined. Austin also gives a full
account of the Roehm Affair, and the Vaernet Cure.
He also includes parts of Himmler’s speech to
SS Commanders on February 18, 1937. The page also
has a personal account from a homosexual in a concentration
camp.
HATE
CRIMES: A troubling trend demands tougher federal
laws
This
website focuses with various hate-crimes not only
to the gay and lesbian community. The article talks
about the demands for tougher federal laws. It goes
in depth with President Clinton's speech in November
1997 calling for stronger federal hate-crime laws
and the troubling number of church burnings over the
past years. It is an interesting and quick reading.
Youth
Violence
This article is a true story about youth violence
and homophobia. A paperback about the death of a 23-year
old homosexual by a teenager collides with the issue
of youth and homophobia that makes up this article.
It is an emotional reading.
Homosexuality
and the Nazi party
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