Holocaust Studies

A Child’s Shoe: The Story of Hinda Cohen

by Yad Vashem

I’ve Been Here Before: Holocaust and Reincarnation

Internment Camps in Scotland

Synagogue at Babi Yar

Kristallnacht – The Night of Broken Glass: An Overview

The Eichmann Files

by Tal Ariel Amir, Israel Hayom

Sixty years after Eichmann's capture, the evidence used against him is revealed.

The Survivors’ Talmud: When the US Army Printed the Talmud

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

With the help of the US Army, Jewish Holocaust survivors printed copies of the Talmud.

Rabbi Sacks on the Holocaust

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Two thought provoking videos on faith after the Holocaust.

Misrepresenting the Jewish Refugee Rescue in the Philippines

by Bonnie M. Harris, Ph.D.

Auschwitz 75 Years Later: Universal Lessons

by Irwin Cotler

With the global resurgence of anti-Semitic incitement, violence and terror, these are the crucial lessons we must take to heart.

Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Indifference or Collaboration: Which One is the Road to Auschwitz?

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Does indifference to evil make you complicit?

The Holocaust and Sephardic Jews

by Bluma Gordon

Are Sephardic and Mideastern Holocaust victims being forgotten?

7 Lessons from the Holocaust

by Irwin Cotler

While the Holocaust was “uniquely unique,” there are important universal lessons to be acted upon.

Archaeology of the Holocaust

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

New technology unearths old Jewish secrets.

Holocaust Survivors’ Torment After Liberation

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Shocked by the horrific manner U.S. troops were treating survivors, two Jewish American soldiers took matters in their own hands.

The Nazi Boycott, 86 Years Ago & Today

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Echoes of the April 1, 1933 boycott continue to linger today.

March of Life: Descendants of Nazis Remember the Holocaust

by Menucha Chana Levin

Remembrance, reconciliation and fighting anti-Semitism.

No One Wants the Jews: Remembering the St. Louis

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The ship set sail with over 900 Jewish refugees and was rebuffed by the United States and Canada.

Stateless: When Germany Deported Thousands of Polish Jews in 1938

by Laura F. Deutsch

The Polenaktion was a precursor to sudden arrests, roundups, deportations, violence, seizure of property and countries making clear Jews were not welcome.

The Last Nazi Trials: The Case Of Auschwitz Guard Reinhold Hanning

by Time Magazine

The 94-year-old former SS guard was prosecuted more than 70 years after the Holocaust. Irene Weiss, an Auschwitz survivor, explains why she testified against him.

Children of Nazis

by Chad Smith

A new book delves into the lives of the sons and daughters of the Third Reich’s most notorious henchmen.

Menachem Begin on the Lessons of the Holocaust

by Prime Minister Menachem Begin

In May 1981, a group of young American Jewish leaders asked Prime Minister Begin what he thought were the lessons of the Holocaust. This was his answer.

Confronting General Eisenhower Over Allies’ Refusal to Bomb Auschwitz

by Dr. Rafael Medoff

In a direct and sharp rebuke, the Klausenberger Rebbe said the Americans and England shared in the guilt along with Hitler.

Aiding Nazis in Mass Killing of Jews

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Father Desbois is on a mission to expose the Holocaust’s hidden crimes.

What the Germans Knew

by Elke Schmitter

Recently published diaries present an unique and damning insider's view of Nazi Germany.

Nazi Concentration Camps on British Soil

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Jewish slave laborers were worked to death in Alderney, a small Channel Island.

France & the Vel’ d’Hiv Roundup

by Joe Spier

In July, 1942, over 13,000 Jews, including 4,000 children, were arrested and placed in hellish conditions in the Paris Velodrome to be delivered to the Nazi killing machine.