| Alan Jacobs' Virtual Tour of Auschwitz and Birkenau | (Click on "Virtual Tour" from the index page) A Virtual
Tour of Auschwitz and Birkenau ...enabling one to scroll 360°
around a photo, placing the viewer inside scenes, in either QuickTime, or Flash, with "hot" maps and captions. |
| Anne Frank | This is the official Anne Frank web site. However, several years ago, a really great unofficial Anne Frank site was driven off the Web by copyright threats. If these are the folks who did it, they may be running this a bit too much as a business. |
| Bookstore | This book store claims to have rare and out-of-print Holocaust material. |
| Brave New Web | IDEA is a Webzine dedicated to studying genocide, autocracy and abuse of power. A collection of contemporary photographs of Auschwitz is available here as well. See their table of contents here. |
| Cybrary of the Holocaust | Michael Declan Dunn's really detailed and beautiful site. |
| David's Holocaust Awareness Project | A web page compiled by an 11 year old boy. |
| Holocaust Bibliography | Paula Laurita's Holocaust Bibliography - With so many books being published about the Holocaust many librarians wonder where to begin in acquiring essential books. Offered here is a bibliography of pedagogical texts. |
| Holocaust site | Recommended by Mark Mangan. |
| The Nizkor Project | The web clearing house clearinghouse for all Holocaust information of Ken McVay, who nobly devotes his time to fighting Holocaust denial on the Net |
| Primo Levi | Reader Ari Frankel notified me his Web pages includes an interview with Primo Levy. |
| Sheldon Epstein | A web page with information about a professor discharged from Northwestern University for teaching the holocaust to his engineering class. |
| Suite101.com Course: The Holocaust | Laying the Ground Work For the Final Solution |
| Teacher's Guide To The Holocaust | An overview of the people and events of the Holocaust through photographs, documents, art, music, movies, and literature |
| United States Holocaust Memorial Museum | The Online Exhibitions, Personal Histories & Learning Center are just a few of the many resources located at this site. (There is also a project that is seeking survivors who were interviewed in 1946 by psychology professor David Boder - you can get the entire list of names here) |