Holocaust & Antisemitism

Holocaust history (in italian). La storia dell'Olocausto attraverso diversi percorsi di lettura: un percorso storico lineare dal 1933 al 1945, un percorso geografico, uno biografico, un altro per argomenti, uno per la resistenza ebraica, un archivio di documenti.

Nonprofit organization dedicated to documenting the experiences of the approximately 1,000 children rescued during the Holocaust by placing them with American Jewish families and in other facilities across the U.S.

The Oregon Holocaust Resource Center (OHRC) is a not-for-profit, nonsectarian educational organization dedicated to communicating the lessons of the Holocaust to teachers, students and the general community in Oregon and southwest Washington, in fulfillment of the testament left by the victims to the survivors - to remember, to record, to understand, to explain, and to enlighten future generations

Whenever a worker at at the work camp of Plaszow was put in direct peril, Oscar Schindler traded a blackmarket item for that worker’s transfer to his factory. Here nobody was hit, nobody murdered, nobody sent to death camps like the nearby Auschwitz.

Why did Oscar Schindler do it ? Why did he spend an enormous sum of money and risk his life to rescue 1300 Jews in the shadow of Auschwitz ?

In the State of Israel, Kaddish (the Jewish prayer for the deceased) is recited on this day for people whose date or place of death is unknown. Consequently, many rabbis have designated it as a day of remembrance for the Holocaust.

For decades the survivors have remembered, learn why it is now our turn.

Outreach Judaism is a national organization dedicated to countering the efforts of Christian groups and cults who target Jews for conversion

Acedemic papers written by Sandra S. Williams when attending the University of Central Florida Judaic Studies Program

The story of Paula Hitler, sister of Adolf Hitler

The Pavel Haas Foundation UK has been establised by the British Pianist Jacqueline Cole A.G.S.M., N/R Dip. M.T. The purpose of the foundation is to honour, celebrate and remember the Czech Composer Pavel Haas (1899-1944). Pavel Haas was one of the first people to be deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp, on the 2nd of December 1941. Beside Viktor Ullmann - the Prager German - he was the the most mature art personality among composers kept in Terezin. (Hans Krasa, Karel Reiner, Franz Eugen Klein, Gideon Klein, Carlo Taube, Siegmund Schul etc.) Many of his compositions written in Terezin disappeared with their author in Auschwitz, where his artistic life was cut short on the 17th of October 1944.

A righteous gentile, colleague and friend of Wallenberg.

Per Anger was a young diplomat for the Swedish legation in Berlin and Budapest during World War 2. In the year 1944 he was the one who initiated Swedish provisional passports for threatened Jews in Budapest, and he also became Raoul Wallenberg's closest partner and friend. This page is created in honor of Per Anger and his great deeds during the darkest period in man's history.

Virtual City Tour of the Main Sites of the Pogrom during the Night of November 9 to November 10, 1938