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Holocaust

The Holocaust was one of the most tragic events in the history of the Jewish people. Eleven million people, six million of them Jews, were killed by the Nazis during World War II. Many have relatives who perished or survived the Holocaust. The below links will help to find information about them.

• Cybrary of the Holocaust  - a true online library of Holocaust resources
• The Forgotton Camps - information on each of the death and concentration camps of the Holocaust. Includes page on "Tracing People Lost in the Holocaust," which provides several addresses to which to write - version français
• Holocaust Global Registry - a central place for anyone searching Holocaust survivors
• Roots Holocaust Page - about a hundred links to museums, institutes, and history pages
• The Testimonies of the Last Prisoners in the Death Camp of Chelmno (Poland) - touching stories of the last wishes of these prisoners, provides some background of the possesions and thoughts of these people
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Library - the online catalog
• Yad Vashem Pages of Testimony - collecting testimonies (rememberances and short biographical sketches) of Holocaust victims