Holocaust

Offers an account of the events leading up to the Holocaust and the early days of that period of persecution.

Describes life in Nazi Germany and occupied Europe for Jews and non-Jews, covering children, women, work, leisure, the ghettos, and living in hiding. Also includes a time line, glossary, and list of print and online resources.

Examines artists who experienced the Holocaust firsthand and discusses works they produced while they were interned in concentration camps, lived in ghettos or in hiding, or were otherwise persecuted by the Nazis.

Describes what happened to the survivors, perpetrators, and bystanders of the Holocaust after the death camps were liberated by the Allies, and provides photos, a time line, a glossary, a further reading list, and information on Holocaust museums in the U.S.

Discusses the fate of those Jews who survived annihilation by the Nazis: their further persecution, search for a homeland in Palestine, and hunt for war criminals. Also examines other cases of genocide in Bosnia, Rwanda, and elsewhere.

Uses primary source material along with historical narrative to explore the persecution of the Jews from ancient times through the beginning of the Holocaust.

Describes how certain people, both Jews and Gentiles, were brave enough to stand up to the Nazis during the Holocaust despite the price they would pay if caught.

Describes the living conditions endured by the people taken to concentration camps during the Holocaust, as well as their chances of survival.

Examines the phenomenon of Holocaust denial, describing moral relativism, proponents of revisionist history, the logic employed by Holocaust deniers, and the role of the Internet in the propagation of hatred.

Tells the story of the Holocaust in which millions of Jews were tortured and killed.