1: Web Sites

A Teachers Guide to the Holocaust
This site has hundreds of pages of original content and links to the best Holocaust resources on the web, an is an excellent educational web site on the topic. Sections include: a Timeline that chronicles the years from 1918 to the present; a People section that covers the roles of the participants, victims, perpetrators, bystanders, resistors, rescuers, liberators and survivors; an an Arts area covering the music, art and literature of the Holocaust. Of particular interest to teachers are the Student Activities and Teacher Resources section.

Anne Frank Museum
The house where, during WWII, Anne Frank wrote her diary and she and her family hid from the Nazis, is now a museum. This site brings it online with photographs and a history. Included: A brief biography of Anne; a brief history of the programs instituted against the Jews; the reasons the Frank family went into hiding; the family's final days in the concentration camps. Additionally, there are excerpts from Anne's diary, its history and its publication background. A glossary, FAQs, booklist, museum hours, and directions are also provided. Also available in Dutch, Spanish and German.

Holocaust History Project
"The Project was formed in 1997 both to respond to the fraudulent claims of Holocaust-deniers and to document that period in history." The web contains documents, photographs, and essays regarding the Holocaust and refutation of those who deny the Holocaust happened. Includes reproductions of book length material such as the first two volumes of the Nuremberg Trials, the Stroop Report in which Nazi General Jurgen Stroop reports on the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto, and a technical report on the characteristics of Zyklon-B. Scanned images of the original documents are particularly powerful. This makes a compelling supplement to the Nizkor Holocaust Remembrance.

Remember.org, A Cybrary of the Holocaust
This is an online cyber-library of text and graphics about the Holocaust. A place where survivors, historians, students and all interested may share in the teaching and learning of the Holocaust.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Exhibits, photographs and history about the museum, located in Washington DC.

Bibliographic List of Print Materials Available at the Mercer County Library System

Updated 2/2/12