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| Yad Vashem Shoah Resource Center includes a comprehensive database on the Holocaust including photographs, artifacts, testimonies, documents, maps, diaries, research papers, and Frequently Asked Questions. |
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This page, from the Knesset website, provides an historical overview of the Holocaust of European Jewry (1933-1945), divided into four time periods. |
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| The Holocaust History Project is a free archive of documents, photographs, recordings, and essays regarding the Holocaust, including direct refutation of Holocaust-denial. |
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| This page includes the address by the President of the State of Israel, at the 60th Anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. |
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A timeline of the events of the Holocaust with over 300 events and brief entries on each, from the Yad Vashem website.
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The online edition of the 800 page book - The Holocaust Chronicle, includes over 1,800 images, an index and a search engine.
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A collection of on-line exhibitions from the collections at Yad Vashem, providing photographic evidence of various events and occurences during the Holocaust.
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Hitler and Mussolini visit troops on the Eastern Front in 1942, and other documentary and fictional films are shown in the Holocaust section in the Steven Spielberg Jewish Film Archive.
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| This website, part of the Yad Vasem Website, tells the story of "The night of the Broken Glass" that took place on November 9, 1938 when the Nazis unleashed a series of riots against the Jews in Germany and Austria. |
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| The Jewish resistance in the holocaust Website, developed by the Research and Development center of the ORT network, in cooperation with the partisans organization and the Claims conference, brings dozens of stories of Jewish resistance that took place in different situations during the holocaust years. |
