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Links of Interest Main Nazi Camps And Killing Sites -- Features an interactive map of central Nazi camps and murder sites during the Holocaust. The Jewish Population of the World -- This is absolutely enthralling. Follow this link and it will take you to a chart of "The Jewish Population of the World." Click on a particular country, it will give you a history of Judiasm in that country, with links to other stories. A Tribute to Survivors of the Holocaust Auschwitz Alphabet -- Another collection of interesting links. Holocaust Child Survivors Missing Identity Channel 4.com Holocaust Database Memorial to a Liberator of Mittelbau-Dora Camp Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust Beth Shalom Holocaust Web Centre United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Nizkor Project -- Dedicated to proving the Holocaust in the face of denial Arnold-Liebster Foundation--A resource on Nazi persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses The Righteous Among the Nations--Stories about non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust Auschwitz Maps from USHMM--Shows detailed maps of Auschwitz and its surroundings to help give you the whole story of Auschwitz My Jewish Legacy--This website is a Bat-Mitzvah project by 12-year-old Elyse Bodenheimer of Charlotte, NC. She is collecting and telling stories of Holocaust survivors as an inspirational, memorial, and educational tool. View stories and send her your own! Open Hearts, Closed Doors: The War Orphans' Project--During the horror of the Holocaust, European Jewish families were torn apart. Childhood became a time of fear and a struggle for survival. After the war, a group of young Jewish orphans immigrated to Canada from the devastation of Europe as part of the War Orphans Project. Using their own words and artifacts, this virtual exhibit tells the story of the orphans' courage and resilience and of the tireless efforts of the people who helped them. This link is a favorite of museum docent Walter Sommers! |
