Resources and Materials
Antisemitism
Teaching about Antisemitism »
Addressing Anti-Semitism: Why and How? A Guide for Educators »
Nazi Ideology and the Holocaust
Cover [PDF] »
Part 1 [PDF] »
Nazi Ideology » (p.1-19)
Enemies of the Regime: Polish and Soviet Civilians, and Soviet Prisoners of War » (p.49-69)
Territorial Struggle in Europe: Polish and Soviet Civilians, and Soviet Prisoners of War » (p.49-69)
Part 2 [PDF] »
The Quest for Racial Purity: Germans with Mental and Physical Disabilities, African
Germans, and Roma » (p. 1-35)
The Holocaust: The Destruction of European Jewry » (p.36-82)
Epilogue - The Aftermath of the Holocaust: Punishing and Preventing the Crime of Genocide » (p.83-87)
Further Reading and Additional Sources (p.88-91) »
Index (p.92-99) »
Law, Justice, and the Holocaust
Law, Justice, and the Holocaust: Introduction [PDF] »
Documents Relating to the Transition from Democracy to Dictatorship [PDF] »
Antisemitic Legislation [PDF] »
Katzenberger Case [PDF] »
Guidelines for Sentencing [PDF] »
Jurists’ Trial Verdict, Glossary [PDF] »
Holocaust
Holocaust Encyclopedia »
Online Exhibitions »
Animated Maps »
Holocaust Chronology [PDF] »
Photos of Artifacts [PDF] »
Historical summary [PDF] »
Resistance During the Holocaust [PDF] »
Family Guide [PDF] »
Search the USHMM Library »
Resources for Teaching “Night”
Elie Wiesel »
USHMM Library bibliography: Elie Wiesel »
Holocaust Encyclopedia article, Hungary: German Occupation »
Holocaust Encyclopedia article, Auschwitz »
“Encountering Auschwitz” (10-minute film) »
Non–Jewish Victims Brochures
Jehovah's Witnesses »
Poles »
Homosexuals »
Handicapped »
Sinti and Roma (Gypsies) »
Genocide Prevention
Genocide Prevention Resources from the Museum’s Committee on Conscience »
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