THE
HOLOCAUST
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The Holocaust (HaShoah, in Hebrew) was the systematic murder of more than six million Jews orchestrated by Adolph Hitler and the National Socialist ('Nazi') Party in Europe during World War II
Reference
- Bibliography
- Glossary
- Introductory History
- Holocaust & World War II Maps
- Museums and Memorials
- Photographs (WARNING: Graphic Material)
- Restitution Claims
- Timeline of Jewish Persecution
- What Makes the Holocaust Unique?
- World War II: Table of Contents
The Nazi's
Persecution
- Concentration Camps
- “Euthanasia” (T-4) Program
- Einsatzgruppen
- Final Solution
- Forced Labor
- Ghettos
- Kristallnacht
- Nuremberg Laws
- War Crimes
Germany in World War II
Biographies
- Adolf Hitler
- Allied Liberators
- American Victims
- Displaced Persons
- Holocaust Survivors
- Jewish Victims
- Nazi Perpetrators
- Non-Jewish Rescuers
- Pope Pius XII
- Resistance Fighters
- "Righteous Among the Nations"
World Reaction
- International Refugee Policy
- Japan and the Jews
- Jews in Occupied Countries
- Palestine & the Holocaust
- U.S. Policy During World War II
- World Response to the Holocaust
- What We Knew and When We Knew It
- Responsa Regarding Saving Yourself & Your Children in the Holocaust
Aftermath
- First Use of Term “Holocaust”
- Holocaust Assets & Reparations
- Holocaust Denial
- Tracing Family Members Lost in the Holocaust
- Simon Wiesenthal Center's "36 Questions"
