Hundreds of Holocaust Testimonies Translated, Digitized for the First Time
This article from Smithsonian Magazine announces as new digital resource about the Holocaust.
Voices
- Voices of the HolocaustHear the earliest known oral histories of the Holocaust in this online archive.
- Voice/Vision - Holocaust Survivor Oral History ArchiveSince 1981, the library at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has archived hundreds of Holocaust survivor interviews.
- Forced Labor 1939-1945: Memory and History (Free University of Berlin)Video Interviews of Holocaust Survivors
United States Holocaust Museums
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - in Washington D.C. has first person and historical information on the Holocaust. Very comprehensive. Look at the Resources for Academics link under the menu; if you have a question, you can ask a research question of a librarian at the museum. https://www.ushmm.org/
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust - has first person and historical information; there is a virtual tour link of the museum. (If you go, it is very interactive, and in certain sections, tries to have you experience some of the feelings the inmates may have felt.) http://www.lamoth.org/
Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York has numerous exhibits about the Holocaust and primary sources online https://mjhnyc.org/
More Primary Sources
- Primary Sources - Links from the Holocaust MuseumLinks to primary sources from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Nuremberg TrialsRead transcipts and testimony, review the chronology of the trials, view courtroom diagrams, photos, charts and more.
Anne Frank
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Anne Frank Museum
- Anne Frank Museum / Anne Frank Househistory, timeline, exhibitions, and a virtual tour of the Secret Annex behind the bookcase, where Anne & her family hid from the Nazis