The Simon Wiesenthal Center
Includes a beautifully constucted multimedia area.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
The museum in Washington, DC. Has resources, museum information.
Yad Yashem on the Internet
Beautifully constructed site. Mostly information about Yad Yashem.
Last
Expression: Art from Auschwitz
Fabulous site from Northwestern University. Includes interviews with survivor
artists.
Holocaust: A Tragic Legacy
An entry in the Think Quest competition. This website includes
areas for students to submit work, in interactive timeline, survivors'
stories, and a multimedia glossary.
The Beast Within:
An Interdisciplinary Unit
This is an outstanding interdisciplinary unit encompassing literature,
science, math and social studies. It is developed by the son of survivors
and includes their stories.
Cybrary of the Holocaust
This is an extraordinary website maintained by an individual.
It includes a wonderful area for students to submit artwork and poetry.
It also includes the Holocaust Quilt - a database of survivors' and victims'
stories.
Encountering
Holocaust Denial
For 9 - 12 grades, students review and discuss articles of Holocaust
denial.
L'Chaim: A Holocaust
Web Project
This website includes several photo montages, personal stories, and
the beginning of a virtual tour of a camp. It is a beautifully constructed
site.
The Holocaust: Humanity's
Darkest Hour
This website requires Shockwave in order to view the slide show, but
even if you don't want to load Shockwave, the text-only version is good.
There are biographies, essays about the history, articles about the camps,
and a glossary.
Holocaust Understanding and
Prevention
This site is maintained by a survivor and has background information
about the Holocaust as well as a great deal of his personal memoirs.
Cybrary of the Holocaust
This is an extraordinary website maintained by an individual.
It includes a wonderful area for students to submit artwork and poetry.
It also includes the Holocaust Quilt - a database of survivors' and victims'
stories.
Anne
Frank Webquest
Excellent activity for students. Webquests take students on a
structured tour of the Internet. Definitely worth considering as
a class activity.
Anne Frank Online
The website of the Anne Frank Center in New York. Extensive information
about Anne Frank. Education areas are still under construction.
A Teacher's Guide to
the Holocaust
Includes great lesson plans.
Anti-Bias Teacher
Education Project
Uses the Holocaust and Civil Rights Movement as a basis for understanding
prejudice and promoting tolerance.
I*EARN's Holocaust/Genocide
Project
Includes a student-created magazine on tolerance.
Holocaust Teachers Resource
Center
Lessons plans for all ages.
An Auschwitz Alphabet
A very poetic glossary. Worth exploring.
KZ Gusen Arts
Arts from and in commemoration of the camp.
Holocaust
Photographs & Drawings
Conveying emotions through art
Facing History
Features a striking presentation: Choosing to Participate. What
does it mean to be a citizen in a democracy?
Southern Poverty Law Center
This is the site of a not-for-profit organization dedicated to fighting
intolerance. Excellent free resources available for teachers.
Those
Who Risked Their Lives to Save Others
An on-line lesson for grades 7 - 12, with a reproducible worksheet