World War II and the Holocaust: The Holocaust -Part I

• The History Place: Holocaust Tiimeline      

            Chronologically lists major events during the Holocaust, and provides links to more detailed information.

• Jewish Virtual Center: Holocaust & World War II Maps      
  Links to over 70 maps related to the Holocaust and  Europe during World War II.

• • Artistic Responses: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota 
    The Virtual Museaum provides direct access to materials such as slides, film, video and audio tapes for use in Holocaust and genocide education.
  • Art of the Holocaust, Including Exhibitions 
    Links from this site provide comprehensive information on art, artixts and exhibitions.
  • Music of the Ghettos and Camps 
    Provides links to information about  music related to the Holocaust, biographies of musicians and recorded presentations.
  •  Literature of the Holocaust 

• Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State  
  The site of the single largest mass murder in the hisotry of humanity is explored at this PBS website.
• Concentration and Death Camps 
  Provides a list of many camps, with links to more detailed information. Also provides their date of establishment, function, date of liberation and estimates of the number of victims.  
• The List of Camps      
  Provides a listing by geogrphical location of hundreds of concentration camps established by the Nazis.
• Then and Now Auschwitz/Birkenau concentration camp.

• Forced and Slave Labor in Nazi-Dominated Europe      
  A symposium organized by the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Nine scholars (including Christopher Browning) and one Romaian survivor presented new research.
• German Firms That Used Slave or Forced Labor During the Nazi Era. 
  A list researched by the American Jewish Committee whose goal is  " not to judge guilt or to single out guilty parties but to call the attention of current companies to their moral responsibility for settling the accounts of the past and compensate workers who suffered under their company's current or previous name or at their site of production."

United States Holocaust Museum, Washington, DC

America's national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history, serving as America's memorial to the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust.