by Debbie Shapiro

There are numerous sources on the Holocaust. We encourage you to continue your research and expose the horrors that were carried out against us.

• Arad, Yitzhak, editor.  1990.  The Pictorial History Of The Holocaust.   Jerusalem:  Yad Vashem.

• Bauer, Yehuda.  1982.  A History Of The Holocaust.  Danbury, CT:  Franklin Watts, a division of Grolier Publishing.

• Benisch, Pearl.  1991.  To Vanquish The Dragon.  Jerusalem / New York: Feldheim Publishers.
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• Birnbaum, Meyer with Yonason Rosenblum.  1993.  Lieutenant Birnbaum.   Brooklyn, NY:  ArtScroll History Series, Mesorah Publications.

• Blech, Rabbi Benjamin.  1999.  The Complete Idiot's Guide to Jewish History and Culture.  New York: Alpha Books.
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• Eibeshitz, Jehoshua & Anna.  1993.  Women In The Holocaust  (A Collection Of Testimonies).  Brooklyn, NY:  Remember.

• Eilenberg, Anna. 1992.  Sisters In The Storm.  Lakewood, New Jersey:   CIS Publishers.

• Eliach, Yaffa.  1982.  Chassidic Tales Of The Holocaust.  New York:  Oxford University Press.

• Emanuel, Yona.  Dignity To Survive.  Southfield, MI:  Targum Press.

• Friedenson, Joseph.  1993.  Dateline:  Istanbul.   Brooklyn, NY:  ArtScroll History Series, Mesorah Publications.

• Friedenson, Joseph and Kranzler, David. 1984. Heroine Of Rescue.  Brooklyn, New York:  ArtScroll History Series, Mesorah Publications.

• Friedman, Chaim Shlomo. 1992.  Dare To Survive.  Lakewood, New Jersey:  CIS Publishers.

• Fuchs, Avraham.  1984.  The Unheeded Cry.  Brooklyn, New York:   ArtScroll History Series, Mesorah Publications.

• Gabel, Dina. 1992.  Behind The Ice Curtain.  Lakewood, New Jersey:   CIS Publishers.

• Gilbert, Martin.  1993.  Atlas Of The Holocaust.  (revised edition)   William Morrow & Co.
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• Gilbert, Martin.  1997.  Holocaust Journey : Travelling in Search of the Past .  Columbia University Press
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• Gilbert, Martin.  1985.  The Holocaust: A History of the Jews of Europe During the Second World War .  New York:   Henry Holt.
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• Granatstein, Yechiel.  1978.  One Jew's Power - One Jew's Glory.   Jerusalem:  Feldheim Publishers.

• Halpern, Sam.  1996.  Darkness and Hope.  New York:  Shengold Publishers, Inc.
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• Harfenes, Yechezkel.  1988.  Slingshot Of Hell.  Southfield, MI:  Targum / Feldheim.

• Harmatz, Joseph.  From The Wings:  A Long Journey 1940-1960.  Essex:   The Book Guild.

• Hertzman, Elchonon Yosef, translated by Chaim Uri Lipschitz.  1981.  Escape To Shanghai.  Jerusalem / New York:  Maznaim Press.

• Holczler, Moshe. 1991.  Late Shadows.  (Abriged Version:   Late Memories.)  Lakewood, New Jersey:   CIS Publishers.

• Huberband, Shimon.  1987.  Kiddush HaShem:  Jewish Religious & Cultural Life In Poland During The Holocaust.  New York:  Yeshiva University Press.

• Kacenberg, Malka. 1995.  Alone In The Forest.  Lakewood, New Jersey:   CIS Publishers.

• Kagan, Jack and Cohen, Dov.  Surviving The Holocaust With The Russian Jewish Partisans.  Valentine Mitchell Publishers.

• Klein, R.L. 1989.  The Scent Of Snowflowers.   Jerusalem: Feldheim.
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• Kranzler, David.  1987.  Thy Brother's Blood.  Brooklyn, New York:  Mesorah Publications.

• Kranzler, David and Gevirtz, Eliezer.  1991.  To Save A World.  Lakewood, New Jersey:  CIS Publishers.

• Kohn, Nochum and Roiter, Howard.  A Voice From The Forest.  New York:  Holocaust Publications.

• Lamet, Rosalie.  1996.  City Of Diamonds.  Southfield, MI:   Targum / Feldheim.

• Lanzmann, Claude.  1985.  SHOAH:  An Oral History Of The Holocaust   (The Complete Text Of The Film).  New York:  Pantheon Books.

• Leitner, Yecheskel.  1987.  Operation:  Torah Rescue.   Jerusalem:  Feldheim Publishers.

• Lieblich, Ruthka, translated by Jehoshua and Anna Eibeshitz.  1993.  Ruthka - A Diary Of War.  Brooklyn, NY:  Remember.

• Maltz, Moshe.  1993.  Years of Horror, Glimpse of Hope.  New York:  Shengold Publishers.
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• Mantel, Chana. 1998.  Lidingo. Jerusalem:  Machon Yachdav.

• Marcus-Banet, Chana. 1991.  They Called Me Frau Anna.  Lakewood, New Jersey: CIS Publishers.

• Maza, Bernard.  1986.  With Fury Poured Out  (A Torah Perspective On The Holocaust).  Hoboken, NJ:  Ktav Publishing House.

• Orbach, Larry and Orbach-Smith, Vivien.  Soaring Underground.  Andre Deutsch Publishers.

• Oshry, Ephraim.  1983.  Responsa From The Holocaust.  New York:   Judaica Press.

• Pekier, Rabbi Alter.  1985.  From Kletzk To Siberia (a Bochur's Wandering During the Holocaust).  Brooklyn, NY:   Mesorah Publications.

• Pomerantz, Rachel.  1993.  The World In Flames  (A Short History Of The Holocaust).  Lakewood, NJ:  CIS Publishers.

• Pomerantz, Rachel.  1992.  Wings Above The Flames.  Lakewood, NJ:  CIS Publishers.

• Pomeranz, Yitzchak.  1993.  Itzik, Be Strong.  Lakewood, New Jersey:   CIS Publishers.

• Prager, Moshe.  1974.  Sparks Of Glory.  Brooklyn, NY:   Mesorah Publications.

• Rosenbaum, Irving.  1976.  The Holocaust and Halakhah.   Hoboken, NJ:  Ktav Publishers.

• Sanik, Leibel.  1994.  Someday We'll Be Free.  Lakewood, NJ:   CIS Publishers.

• Schiff, Avraham Elyakim.  1994.  The Five Gates.  Southfield, MI:  Targum / Feldheim.

• Schwartz, Yoel and Goldstein, Yitzchak, translated by Shlomo Fox-Ashrei.  1990.   Shoah:  A Jewish Perspective On Tragedy In The Context Of The Holocaust.   Brooklyn, NY:  ArtScroll, Mesorah Publications.

• Shapiro, Chaim. 1989.  Go My Son.  Jerusalem:  Feldheim Publishers.

• Sokolow, Reha and Al with Debra Galant 
  Defying the Tide
  The true, first person account of Ruth, a Jewish woman being hunted by the Nazis, and her guardian angel, Maria, a German woman willing to risk her life and the lives of her family to save her.
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• Teitelbaum, Eli.  1990.  A Living Nightmare  (Stories Of Faith And Courage).

• Topas, George.  1990.  The Iron Furnace.  University Press of Kentucky.

• Unsdorfer, Simcha Bunem.  1961.  The Yellow Star.  Jerusalem / New York:  Feldheim Publishers.

• Wahrman, Rabbi Shlomo.  1991.  Lest We Forget.   Brooklyn, NY:  ArtScroll History Series, Mesorah Publications.

• Weinstock, M.D.  1988.  Exodus From Hungary.  New York:   Bezalel Art.

• Werdyger, Duvid.  1993.  Song of Hope.  Lakewood, New Jersey:  CIS Publishers.

• Wieder, Ludvik.  1984.  I Promised My Mother.  Princeton, NJ:   Bristol, Rhein & Englander.

• Worch, Renee. 1988.  Flight.  Brooklyn, New York: Mesorah Publications.

• Worch, Renee. 1992.  Survival  (Inspiring Accounts Of Heroes And Heroines Of The Holocaust).  Brooklyn, New York: Mesorah Publications.

• Yahil, Leni.  1990.  The Holocaust:  The Fate of European Jewry.   New York / Oxford.  Oxford University Press.

• Zuker, Simon, compiler, Hirschler, Gertrude, editor and translator.  1980.  The Unconquerable Spirit.  New York:  Zachor Institute.

FICTION

• Firer, Benzion.  1981.  The Twins.  Jerusalem / New York:   Feldheim Publishers.

• Lazewnik, Libby.  1991.  The Search For Miri.  Southfield, MI:   Targum / Feldheim.

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VISITORS COMMENTS: 12

(1) staci 6/5/2002
i loved this website
yo this is the best website on the holocaust i am tryin to do a report and you helped me alot. thanxs glad i thought of comin to ths website


(2) Daniel Pike 7/8/2007 10:23:00 AM
MISSING: a great Holocaust book!
Dear Friends,

You need to add to your list of Holocaust Books: "Through the Eyes of a Survivor", Top Cat Press, by Colette Waddell.


(3) Marlene B Samuels 3/18/2007 11:58:00 PM
suggested book for bibliography
In 1997 I edited and co-authored my mother's story - published by G.P.Putnam's, then in paperback by Penguin Berkely and now in German. It was listed on the top 10 list for younger readers. It would be great to see it on the aish.com biblio. Title: THE SEAMSTRESS: A MEMOIR OF SURVIVAL. by Sara Tuvel Bernstein

(4) JorgeUbeda 12/20/2006 1:19:00 PM
Missing authros in Holocaust
I´ve missed in this list four names who give each one some light about Holocaust:Primo Levi, Imre Kertesz, Hannah Arendt, Emil Fackenheim.
Thanks, Jorge (Spain)


(5) Anonymous 2/6/2005
Holocaust Rescuers Bibliography
Dear Debbie,
Thank you for compiling your Holocaust bibliography. You may be interested to know that there is also a Hololocaust Rescuers Bibliography:

http://www.hearthasreasons.com/bibliography.php

In case you want to link to it, I thought I'd let you know.


(6) Vlad Seder 1/12/2005
"Treblinka" by Jean-Francois Steiner
I'm surprised that "Treblinka" by Jean-Francois Steiner is not on the list. From my standpoint, it's a key to understanding of how the Holocaust could happen. See http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0452011248/qid=1105577068/sr=8-1/ref=pd_csp_1/102-8928691-5310530?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

(I do not work for Amazon, nevertheless I live in the city where they have a major distribution facility).


(7) Ike 7/7/2004
THe Cleaning of Belsen
Hello,

I am looking for a documentary film entitled "The Cleaning of Belsen". I wonder if you know how I might find it.

Sincerely,
Ike Nelson
Littleton, Colorado
303-730-3157


(8) Anonymous 3/3/2004
new book by holocaust survivor
UNBROKEN: from Auschwitz to Buenos Aires
by Charles Papiernik
Translated by Stephen A. Sadow

Twentieth-century Jewish history is embodied in this autobiography of a World War II Holocaust survivor who lives today in Argentina. Charles Papiernik was educated in a Polish stetl, a small town. Breaking away from his ultra-orthodox Hasidic teachers, he became active in socialist youth movements in Warsaw and moved to Paris to join his brothers. In spite of being deported and spending time in concentration camps, including Auschwitz, he survived the war and immigrated to Montevideo, Uruguay, where he opened a business and prospered. After twenty-five years in Uruguay, political and economic turmoil prompted him to immigrate once again, this time to Buenos Aires, where, once again, his business acumen led to financial success. He eventually retired, devoting his energies to telling the public about the horrors of the Holocaust.
One of the few South American Holocaust memoirs available in English, Papiernik’s story is very different from the stereotypical image of Holocaust survivors in South America forced to live cheek by jowl with ex-Nazis. Papiernik took Uruguay and Argentina by storm and claims never to have encountered anti-Semitism.
Stephen Sadow is a professor in the Department of Modern Languages at Northeastern University in Boston.

Jewish Latin America series
LATIN AMERICA/HOLOCAUST STUDIES
APRIL 5.5 X 8 160 PAGES 24 HALFTONES
HARDCOVER 0-8263-3293-5 $??




(9) Simon Gosso 1/3/2003
Photographic books about Holocaust Survivors
I'm searching photographic books about holocaust survivors (portraits of who as survived to tne nazi camps, made recently...).
Do you know some titles?
Many thank for your kind co-operation
BEst regards

Mr.Simon Gosso
Via Torino 1210032 Brandizzo
Italy
simone.gosso@savinobarbera.com


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(11) Anonymous 6/22/2002
This web-site is so helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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(12) David 5/10/2002
Add to bibliography
A very useful book on causes for the Holocaust is by John Weiss: IDEOLOGY OF DEATH. WHY THE HOLOCAUST HAPPENED IN GERMANY.

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