Maintained by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, this site offers stories of the lives of children during the Holocaust.

Explore the companion web site to the U.S Holocause Memorial Museum.

The Nizkor Project is "Dedicated to 12 million Holocaust victims who suffered and died at the hands of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime." The site is divided into several categories providing research guides, special features, information on concentration camps and the Nuremberg Trials, and more. Nizkor translates to "We will remember."

Holocaust Museum Homepage that contains a wealth of information on the Holocaust from beginning to end.

An extensive collection of the propaganda materials used by the Third Reich to spread their anti-Semitic theories and ideas; includes speeches, examples of pamphlets, pictures, posters, etc. Site maintained by Calvin College.

This online photo album with images from the liberation of Buchenwald (Nordhausen)is a small part of the Hiatt Holocaust Collection at the College of the Holy Cross.

An outline of the T-4 Euthanasia Program used by Hitler and the Nazis to exterminate what they felt were "inferior races," including Jews, Gypsies, the mentally defective, severely handicapped, the incurably insane and the incurably sick, as well as anyone else they felt were unfit. Site maintained by Middle Tennessee State University.

Detailed overview of the 1938 events leading up to, and including Kristallnacht. Site maintained by the Jewish Virtual Library, a division of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise.

Access to a historical account of Kristallnacht. Commercial site maintained by the History Place.

Online transcript from the Nuremberg Military Tribunals regarding the use of humans for experimentation by Nazi doctors during World War II. Site maintained by the United States Holocaust Museum.

Broad overview of the Holocaust and concentration camps; topics include deportation, the camps, gassing, Zyklon B, medical experiments, SS statistics, SS secrecy pledge, and much more. Site maintained by the Jewish Virtual Library, a division of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise.

A pictorial walk-thru of Auschwitz taken by photographer Scott Sakansky. Site maintained by the History Place.

Author refutes the accusations of Holocaust deniers. These deniers claim that "it was not possible to dispose of the 1.1 million killed at the camp." Written by a professor from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, this essay is hosted online by the Holocaust History Project.

A collection of stories from the survivors of the concentration camps and the men who liberated them at the end of World War II can be accessed here; part of a larger web site devoted to the history of the Holocaust. Hosted by Cybrary of the Holocaust, a non-profit, educational organization.

The official site of The Shoah Visual History Foundation, founded by Steven Spielberg, dedicated to archiving interviews of survivors worldwide.

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