The Holocaust

In 1967, a history teacher's social experiment based on the leadership tactics of the Third Reich got out of control.

This famous quotation was written by a Lutheran pastor who was plagued by guilt for not speaking up during the Holocaust.

Alice Herz-Sommer survived a Nazi concentration camp and lived happily until she died at age 110.

In 1942, a young Polish boy was torn from the rest of his family - who were sent to the gas chambers of Auschwitz - to work in a labor camp.

During the Holocaust, some people in German-controlled Denmark fought against the violent actions and policies put in place by the Nazi party.

This informational text explains what the Holocaust was, who it affected, who carried it out, and how it ended.

This article explores Danish resistance during the Holocaust in the context of global efforts to thwart the Nazis during World War II.

This informational text explores the events of World War II as experienced by a young Jewish girl.

A radio show reflects on an interview with the amazing woman who helped hide Anne Frank’s family and eventually discovered her diary.

A young girl’s wartime diary is so poignant it still resonates today amongst those who struggle.

Holocaust survivor Eva Kor meets former Nazi on trial, and offers powerful words about forgiveness, taking back power, and how to move forward.

This short article details Nazi Germany’s program for killing sick, disabled, and elderly institutionalized people.

This article details the rise of anti-Semitic laws in Nazi Germany throughout the 1930s.

This informational text discusses the treatment of prisoners in Nazi concentration camps and their eventual liberation.

This informational text discusses the three main concentration camps of Auschwitz.

Acclaimed author and Holocaust survivor, Elie Wiesel, speaks at the opening of Yad Vashem’s new Holocaust History Museum.

Holocaust survivor and storyteller Elie Wiesel is recognized as a leader in the fight for peace and human dignity.

A Holocaust survivor discusses the consequences of acting indifferently towards human suffering.

This text discusses the evacuations and marches that concentration camp prisoners were subjected to during the end of World War II.

A WWII war veteran, Jim Martin, describes his experience finding the first concentration camp that was liberated by U.S. troops.