When Did the World Find Out About the Holocaust?
- West Knew of Holocaust by March 1942
Red Cross Fails to Speak Out for Jews
Western Communications Intelligence & the Holocaust (1939-1945)
What Chilean Diplomats Learned about the Holocaust
BBC: 700,000 Jews killed in Poland (June 2, 1942)
The Riegner Report (August 1942)
U.S. State Department Learns of Nazi Extermination Plans (August 11, 1942)
Undersecretary of State Confirms Knowledge of Nazi Plans (August 28, 1942)
Letter to Vatican Secretary of State Describing Holocaust (September 26, 1942)
The Mass Extermination of Jews in German Occupied Poland (December 10, 1942)
Report of Two Million Jews Slaughtered (December 11, 1942)
Germans Have Slain One-Third of 3,130,000 Jewish Poles and Plan to Exterminate the Rest (December 11, 1942)
State Department Condemns Slaughter of Jews (December 17, 1942)
OSS Reports Nazi Policy To Kill Jews On The Spot (March 10, 1943)
Time Magazine Reveals German Attitudes Toward Jews in 1933 (July 10, 1943)
British Doubt Reports of Nazi Mass Murder of Jews (August 1943)
Allies Knew of Plan For Italy’s Jews (October 6, 1943)
The Vrba-Wetzler Report (Auschwitz Protocols) (April 25-27, 1944)
- Intercept of Vrba-Wetzler Report (June 1944)
War Refugee Board Receives Report on Final Solution (November 26, 1944)
Intercept of Message Regarding the Status of Hungarian Jews (December 30, 1944)

The Holocaust: What We Knew and When We Knew It