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Annotated Bibliography of Holocaust Archival Holdings at the Center for Jewish History Hits:261
Description:The bibliography contains over 2,000 annotated entries, which represent records in 32 different languages. Included are almost 3,000 names of people, over 300 organizational names, and close to 700 locations (countries, cities, towns) with alternate languages and spellings. The material is drawn from each of the partner organizations of Center for Jewish History.
Submitted On:2006-11-15
"People of a Thousand Towns": The Online Catalog of Photographs of JewishLife in Prewar Eastern Euro Hits:331
Description:This collection of 17,000 photographs from the YIVO archives is a visual record of pre-World War II Jewish communities. In some cases, the pictures are all that remains. Online albums document holiday observance, Yiddish writers, immigration, the role of women and formal studio portraits. Users must register to search the full catalog.
Submitted On:2004-08-30
Academic Info Holocaust Studies Hits:448
Description:Part of the About.com series, this independent guide by Mike Madin provides a step-by-step research guide to the time period including meta indexes and directories, digital libraries and museums, teaching material, and information about the camps and survivors.
Submitted On:2002-04-22
AMCHA: Israeli Centers for Holocaust Survivors and Second Generation Hits:282
Description:From this web site you can find out about the news and mission of the group, read its newsletter and calendar of events, check its publications lists, and browse its archives dating back to 1995. Of particular note are the two sections of resources on finding relatives and entering claims for reparations.
Submitted On:2002-04-22
Anne Frank House Hits:289
Description:In German, Dutch, and English, this site provides information about the house in Amsterdam where Anne Frank hid and her diary. There is an faq about the house and its occupants, publications for sale, and a guestbook to sign. Email post cards featuring pictures from the house are provided. Details about educational activities and traveling exhibits are also available as well as access to relevant links. The entire site is keyword searchable. Of particular interest is the library section which offers an extensive bibliography about Anne Frank.
Submitted On:2002-04-22
Anne Frank Internet Guide Hits:309
Description:Compiled by Wei Ji Ma, this is a comprehensive and up-to-date selection of web resources about Anne Frank and covers her life, diary, and background as well as organizations, exhibits, articles, books, and other media devoted to her. This is an excellent starting point for studies on Anne Frank.
Submitted On:2004-10-18
Anne Frank On-Line Hits:276
Description:Sponsored by the Anne Frank Center of the United States, this site provides information about the life and times of Anne Frank, as well as information on the organization, its bookstore, traveling exhibit, and educational programs.
Submitted On:2002-04-22
CANDLES Holocaust Museum - Hits:354
Description:C.A.N.D.L.E.S. which stands for Children of Auschwitz Nazi Deadly Lab Experiments Survivors, is located in Indiana. Its web site contains basic information about the Holocaust reproduced from Encarta, teacher lesson plans, and an extensive list of twins who were subjects of medical experiments. THIS IS AN UPDATED URL.
Submitted On:2002-04-22
Central Database of Shoah Victims Names Hits:406
Description:This extraordinary, searchable database has compiled the names of more than 3 million Jews who were murdered by the Nazis. The names are compiled from Pages of Testimony (forms with biographical data on victims submitted by family, friends, and acquaintances), which have been gathered since the 1950s as well as from lists of names compiled for a variety of purposes by the Nazis and other entities in Europe during and after WWII.
Submitted On:2005-11-15
Cybary of the Holocaust Hits:253
Description:"The Cybrary of the Holocaust uses art, discussion groups, photos, poems, and a wealth of facts to preserve powerful memories and to educate scholars and newcomers alike about the Holocaust." Its research section includes a teachers guide, interviews with survivors, an extensive, annotated links area divided into 14 subject categories, and an online bookstore with over 2,000 titles. There are also discussion forums, areas for feedback from students, and a section devoted to children of survivors. An faq is provided, and the entire site is searchable. This is a first stop for anyone looking for Holocaust material.
Submitted On:2002-04-22
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