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Reference materials |
Chronology of the Holocaust
A Holocaust lexicon
Michel Fingerhut’s large collection of Documentary Resources on the Nazi Genocide and its Denial, including the full text of essays by French writers including Nadine Fresco, Emmanuel Levinas, Jorge Semprún, Pierre Vidal-Naquet, and many others
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Bibliographies |
Holocaust diaries and chronicles in English
Holocaust memoirs in English
Holocaust poetry [United States Holocaust Memorial Museum}
Holocaust literature [Judaic and Near Eastern studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst]
Annotated bibliography of Holocaust writing in American Jewish journals, 1945–1954
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Holoaust testimony |
Voices of the Holocaust, transcripts of 70 of the 109 interviews conducted with Holocaust survivors immediately after the war by David Boder [Illinois Institute of Technology]
Holocaust memoir digest [Holocaust Resource Centre, London Jewish Federation, Ontario, Canada]
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Holoaust poetry in English |
Howard Carroll, "In Memoriam: S. S. Exodus"
Paul Celan, "Death Fugue"
Judith Cutler, "For One Unborn at Warsaw"
Babette Deutsch, "The Look"
Babette Deutsch, "Parcel Post"
Michael Gevins, "The Sanctified"
Michael G. Kesler, "Yohrzeit"
Selwyn S. Schwartz, "The Kin of Job"
Jacob Sloan, "I Was, I Am"
Betty S. Tigay, "Wecome Eternity"
Linda Weinberg, "At Merton College, Oxford"
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Early Holocaust fiction in English |
Elizabeth Lanzi, "The Survivors"
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Documents |
The Wannsee Protocol (1942)
The Harrison Report on Displaced Jews (1945)
We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah by the Vatican (1998)
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