HOLOCAUST  

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The Holocaust (HaShoah, in Hebrew) is the term that describes the murder of six million Jews in Europe during World War II that was orchestrated by the National Socialist ('Nazi') Party in Germany. The Holocaust Wing of the Jewish Virtual Library contains articles, original documents, a holocaust glossary, a bibliography, and much more, all covering The Holocaust.

• History of the Holocaust—An Introduction
• American Victims
• Bibliography of The Holocaust, Nazi Germany and World War II
• Chronology of Jewish Persecution
• Concentration Camps
• Displaced Persons
• The “Euthanasia” (T-4) Program
• The Einsatzgruppen
• Final Solution
• First Use of “Holocaust”
• Forced Labor
• German Business and the Third Reich
• The German Military
• Ghettos
• Adolf Hitler
• Holocaust & World War II Maps
• Holocaust Assets & Reparations
• Holocaust Denial
• Holocaust Glossary
• Holocaust Museums, Monuments, Commemorations
• How to File a Restitution Claim
• Immigration & Refugee Policy During WWII
• Japan and the Jews
• Jews in Occupied Countries
• Kristallnacht
• Liberators
• Maps
• The Nazi Olympics
• The Nazi Party
• The Nazis & the Arts
• The Nazis & The Jews
• The Nuremberg Laws
• Palestine & the Holocaust
• Perpetrators
• Photographs
• Pope Pius XII
• Rescuers
• Resistance
• Responsa Regarding Saving Yourself & Your Children in the Holocaust
• Survivors
• Tracing Family Members Lost in the Holocaust
• U.S. Policy During World War II
• Victims
• What Makes the Holocaust Unique?
• War Crimes
• The Simon Wiesenthal Center's 36 Questions About the Holocaust
• What We Knew and When We Knew It
• World Response to the Holocaust
• World War II