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Sabrin, B.F. et al. Alliance for Murder: The Nazi-Ukrainian
  Nationalist  Partnership in Genocide. New York: Sarpedon, 1991
Sacher, Howard Morley. The Course of Modern Jewish History. New York:
  Dell, 1958
Sachs, Nelly. "O The Chimneys, Selected Poems" New York: Farrar Straus &
  Giroux, 1967
Saint-Claire, Simone. Ravensbruck, l'enfer des femmes. Paris: Tallandier, 1946
Salomea. YVA, 0-62/27, testimony of Hanel Salomea
Salus, Grete. Eine Frau erzahlt. Bonn: Bundeszentrale fuer Heimatdienst, 1958
Salvesen, Sylvia. Forgive But Do Not Forget. London: Hutchinson, 1958
Schafranov, Sofia. I Campi della morte in Germania. Milan: Sonzogno 1945
Schechtman, Joseph B. "The Transnistia Reservation" YIVO Annual of Jewish
  Social Science 8 (1953)

Schepanisky, Israel. "Luach Hashoa shel Yahadut Polin" (The holocaust
  Calendar of Polish Jewry), New York, 1974
Schleunes, Karl L. The Twisted Road to Auschwitz. London: Andre Deutsch, 1972.
  Illinois: Illinois University Press, 1970.
Schoebrun, David. "Soldiers of the Night: The French Resistance" New York:
  Dutton, 1980
Schorsch, Ismar. "German Anti-Semitism in the Light of Postwar
  Historiography" Leo Baeck Institute Yearbook, XIX (1974)
Schwarz, Leo. "The Redeemers" New York: Farrar Straus and Young, 1953
Schwarz-Bart, Andre. "The Last of the Just" New York: Atheneum, 1960
Schwarzbart Collection. YVA, M-2/196
Sefer Lida (The Lida Book), Tel Aviv, 1970
Sefer Milchamot Ha-Getaot (The Ghetto War Book), Yitshak Zukerman and Moshe
  Basok, eds., Tel Aviv
Selzer, Michael. Deliverance Day, The Last Hours of Dachau. Philadephia-New
  York: J.B. Lippincott, 1978
Senesh, Hannah. Hannah Senesh, Her Life and Diary. New York: Schocken
  Books, 1972
Serini, Gitta. Into the Darkness, London, 1974 (Also listed in many 
  citations as "Sereny, Gitta" and "Into That Darkness: From Mercy Killing
  to Mass Murder" New York: McGraw Hill, 1974...this is probably a
  difference in translation. knm) The author was the last writer to 
  interview Franz Stangl, one of Sobibor's Kommandants, and contains
  rich detail regarding him. Also Gustav Wagner and Hermann Michel, the
  euthanasia program and Nazi Vatican escape route.
Sherman, A.J. Island Refuge: Britain and Refugees from the Third Reich,
  1933-39. London: Elek, 1973. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1973.
Shirer, William M. "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" New York: Simon
  & Schuster, 1960
Schirman, Israel. "La Politique Allemande a l'Egard des Juifs en Belgique,
  1940-1944" Ph.D. dissertation, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1970-71
Schleunes, Karl A. "The Twisted Road to Auschwitz: Nazi Policy toward
  German Jews, 1933-1939" Urbana, Ill: University of Illinois Press, 1970
Shepherd, Naomi. "Wilfrid Israel: German Jewry's Secret Ambassador," London:
 Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1984
Shneidman. YVA, 03/1560, testimony of Wolf Shneidman
Shperling, Heniek. `Fun Letzten Churbn' ("From Last Destruction"), No. 6,
  Munich, 1947
Shuval, Judith T. "Some Persistent Effects of Trauma: Five Years After the
  Nazi Concentration Camps" `Social Problems V, no. 4 (Winter '57-'58)
Sijes, B.A. "The Position of the Hews during the German Occupation of the
  Netherlands: Some Observations," Acta Historiae Neelandicae 9 (1976)
Simon, Walter B. "The Jewish Vote in Austria" Leo Baeck Institute Yearbook
  XV (1971)
Sington, Derrick. "Belsen Uncovered" London: Duckworth, 1946
Smith, Bradley F. "Reaching Judgement at Nuremberg"  New York: Basic Books, 1981
Smolen, Kazimierz, ed. Reminiscences of Former Auschwitz Prisoners.
  Osviecim, Poland: Panstwowe Muzeum, 1963
Sobibor-Bolender. YVA, TR-10/1069, the Sobibor-Bolender trial, Dusseldorf
Sosnowski, Kiryl. The Tragedy of Children Under Nazi Rule. Poznan-Warsaw:
  Zachodnia agencija prasowa, 1962
Speer, Albert. "Inside the Third Reich" New York: Macmillan and Company, 1970
Stein, George H. The Waffen SS, Hitler's Elite Guard of War, 1939-1945.
  Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1966
Steinberg, Lucien. "Le Comite de Defense des Juifs en Belgique, 1942-1944"
  Brussels: Editions de l'Universite de Bruxelles, 1973
-----------------. "Not as a Lamb: The Jews Against Hitler" Trans. Marion
  Hunter. Farnsborough, England: Saxon House, 1974
Steiner, Jean-Francois. Treblinka. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1967
Stern, Samu [Samuel]. "A Race with Time: A Statement" Hungarian-Jewish
  Studies III (1973)
Stokes, Lawrence. The German People and the Destruction of the European
  Jews. Central European History 6 (1973)

Stoltzfus, Nathan. "Dissent in Nazi Germany," The Atlantic Monthly, Sept,
1992, pgs 87-94.

It makes it clear that regular folks in Nazi Germany could get the government
to do what they wanted through peaceful protest, and sheds a lot of doubt on
the idea that the people were helpless pawns led by a few bloodthirsty
lunatics.  If we ever see a real revisionist again (not that Mu:ller nut,)
it should put quite a crimp in their style.  

Stone Collection. YVA, S-3688/127
Strawczinski. YVA, 0-3/3131, testimony of Oscan Strawczinski
Streibel. YVA, TR-10/1102, the trial of Streibel
Strom, Axel, et al. "Examination of Norwegian Ex-Concentration Camp
  Prisoners" Journal of Neuropsychiatry XXV (Sept-Oct 1962)
Sukno, Bronka. Testimony to the Israel Police, file PL/01121
Suhl, Yuri (ed.). "They Fought Back" New York: Crown, 1975
`Survived Majdanek.' Przezyli Majdanek, testimonies of survivors of
  Majdanek, published by the Museum of Majdanek, Lublin, 1980
Syrkin, Marie. "Blessed is the Match" Philadelphia: Jewish Publication
  Society, 1947
-------------. "The State of the Jews" Washington, D.C.: 
  New Republic Books, 1980
Szajkowski, Xosa. "Analytical Franco-Jewish Gazetteer, 1939-1945" New York:
 Frydmann, 1966
Szmajzner, Stanislaw. Hell in Sobibor: A Tragedy of a Young Jew. Rio de
  Janero: Edicoes Block, 1968. (Portugese). Rashke comments: The most 
  thorough account of the history and the development of Sobibor by a
  survivor who was there from the beginning to the uprising.  

Taffet, Gerszon. Zaglada Zydow Zolkiewskich, Lodz, 1946
Talmon, J.L. "European History: Seedbed of the Holocaust," Midstream, May 1973
Tamir, Vicki. Bulgaria and Her Jews: The History of a Dubious Symbiosis. New
  Haven, Conn. 1979
Taubes, Israel. "The Jewish Council of Amsterdam" Yad Vashem Bulletin XVII
  (December 1965)
Tec, Nechama. When Light Pierced the Darkness: Christian Rescue of Jews in
  Nazi Occupied Poland. New York, 1986.

Ten Boom, Corrie. The Hiding Place. New York: Chosen Books, 1974
----------------. Prison Letters. New York: Bantam, 1978 

Tenenbaum, Joseph. "In Search of a Lost People" New York: Beechhurst Press, 1948
-----------------. "Race and Reich" New York: Twayne Publishers, 1956

Tiagman. YVA, 0-3/1586, testimony of Kalman Taigman
Tijn, Gertrude Van. "Contributions to the History of the Jews in the
  Netherlands from May 10, 1940 to June 1944" Mimeographed report. Joint
  Distribution Committee, Jerusalem, 1945
Tillard, P. "Mauthausen" Paris: Editiones Sociales, 1945
Tillion, Germaine. Ravensbruck. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1975
-----------------. Ravensbruck temoignages. Neuchatel, Switzerland: Edition
  de la Braconniere, 1946
Tomin, Valentin and Sinelnikov, A. Return Undesirable: A Documentary Story.
  Moscow: Molodaya Guardia, 1964 (Russian). Rashke's comment: The book is
  totally unreliable; it is a nonfiction novel. It is impossible to tell 
  from the book what is fact and what is fiction. Many of the details
  in the book dealing with the revolt and escape [at Sobibor] have been
  refuted by Szmajzner, Blatt, and Pechersky as pure fiction. Unfortunately,
  the book has been used uncritically as a source by other authors.
Tomin-Sinelnikov. Valentin Tomin and A. Sinelnikov, Vozvrashchenie
  nezhelatelno, Moscow, 1964
Trager. YVA, 3688/127, testimony of Israel Trager
"Transcripts of Trials of War Criminals before the Nuremberg Military
  Tribunal."  (Columbia University International Law Library)
Treblinka-Franz. YVA, TR-1C/1074, the first Treblinka trial, the Kurt Franz
  trial, Dusseldorf. (See also YVA, TR-10/833)
Treblinka-Stangl. YVA, TR-10/1074, the second Treblinka trial, the Franz
  Stangl trial
Trevor-Roper, Hugh R. "The Last Days of Hitler" New York: Macmillan Co.  1947
Trial of Adolph Eichmann. "Minutes of the Trial: Official Translation into
  English" (unrevised). Jerusalem, 1961. (recorded on microfilm and
  mimeographed)
Trials of War Criminals before the Nuremberg Military Tribunals.
  Washington, D.C.: US Gov't Printing Office, 1951-1952
Trunk, Isaiah. Jewish Responses to Nazi Persecution: Collective and
  Individual Behavor in Extremis. New York, 1982
-------------. "Judenrat: The Jewish Councils in Eastern Europe Under 
  Nazi Occupation" New York: Macmillan Co., 1972. Also listed as:
-------------. "Judenrat: The Jewish Councils in Eastern Europe Under the
  Nazis" New York: Macmillan Co., 1977.
-------------. Note: Why Was There No Armed Resistance against the Nazis in
  the Lodz Ghetto? Jewish Social Studies 43 (1981)
Tshenstochow. Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora, The Tshenstochow Book
  B, Jerusalem, 1967. See Aron Gelberd, "19 Teg in Treblinke" therein
Turowski. YVA, 2941/64-T, testimony of Eugeny Turowski
Tushnett, Leonard. "The Pavement of Hell" New York: St. Martin's Press, 1972

U.S. Military Tribunal. "Documents: Staff Evidence Analysis" Unnumbered 
  volumes of mimeographed evidence (Found in Columbia University
  International Law Library and other document respositories by Dr. Helen
  Fein.)
U.S. Office of Strategic Serivces. Research and Analysis Branch.
  Concentration Camps in Germany. Washington, DC: 1944
Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Spiritual Resistance: Art of the
  Concentration Camps, 1940-1945. New York: Jewish Publication Society of
  America, 1981
United Nations War Crimes Commission. Law Reports on Trials of War
  Criminals. 15 vols. London: H.M. Stationery Office, 1947-1949
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia. Ed. Isaac Landman. 10 vols. New York: The
  Universal Jewish Encyclopedia Inc. 1939-1943
Uris, Leon. "Exodus" New York: Doubeday, 1961

Vago, Bela. "Jewish Leadership Groups in Hungary and Rumania during the
  Holocaust" Address presented to the International Scholars Conference on
  the Holocaust - A Generation After. New York City, March 1975.
Vechtomova, E.A., and Ivanov, V.V. Liudi, pobedivshie smert [People Who
  Conquered Death]. Leningrad: Lenizdat, 1968
Volavkova, Hana, ed. I Never Saw Another Butterfly. New York: Schocken
  Books, 1978
Vrba, Rudolf & Bestie, Alan. "I Cannot Forget" New York: Grove Press 1964
(Ed. note - I have another reference to "I Cannot Forgive" New York, 1964 -
I don't know if there are two works, or someone's confused. knm)

Waagenar, Sam. "The Pope's Jews" La Salle, Ill: Library Press, 1974
Waagenar, Willem. Presumed Guilty - Identifying Ivan. (Demjanjuk)
  Harvard University Press, 1992
Waite, Robert G.L. The Psychopathic God, Adolf Hitler. New York: NAL, 1977
Walk, J. (Hrsg.) "Das Sonderrecht fuer die Juden im NS-Staat" C.F. Mueller 
   Verlag, Heidelberg, 1996 ISBN 3-852-1889-9 - which is 452 pages long 
   --including index -- and pages 3 to 406 comprises a catalogue to laws, 
   regulations, edicts, etc. pased, issued, enacted, etc, concerning Jews.  
   It does *not* consist of these being reprinted, but provides the 
   location where they can be found and usually a  three or four line 
   summary.
Wang. YVA, 3688/127-0, the testimony of Abraham Wang
War Crimes in Poland. S. Datner, J. Gumkowski, K. Leszxzinski, "War Crimes
  in Poland, Genocide 1939-1945," Warsaw, 1962
Warmbrunn, Werner. "The Dutch under German Occupation, 1940-1945" New York:
 Oxford University Press, 1963.
Wasserstein, Bernard. "Britain and the Jews of Europe" London: Oxford
  University Press, 1979.
Webb, A.M., ed. The Natzweiler Trial. London: Hodge, 1949
Weber, Eugen. "Jews, Antisemitism, and the Origins of the Holocaust,"
  Historical Reflections 5 (1978)
Weinberg. YVA, 0-3/565, testimony of Boris (Kazik) Weinberg
Weingertner, J.J. "Crossroads of Death" Berkeley, California: University
  of California Press, 1979
Weiss, Aharon. Jewish Leadership in Occupied Poland: Postures and
  Attitudes. Yad Vashem Studies 12 (1977)
-------------. "The Jewish Police in the General-Government, and in Upper
  Silesia, and in East Galacia" Ph.D. dissertation, Hebrew University, 1974
  (Hebrew Text, English Summary)

Weiss, Resha. Journey Through Hell. London: Valentine, Mitchell, 1961
Weissberg, Alex. Desperate Mission: Joel Brand's Story. New York, 1958
Wengrow. "Kehillat Wengrow, Sefer Zikaron" (The Memorial Book of the
  Community of Wengrow), Tel Aviv
Werbell, F.E. & Clarke, T. "The Lost Hero: The History of Raoul Wallenberg"
  New York: McGraw Hill, 1982.
Wertham, Frederic. A Sign for Cain. New York: Macmillan, 1966
West, Rebecca. "A Train of Powder" New York: Viking Press, 1946
Widmann. YVA, TR-10/959, the trial against Dr. Widmann
Wiernik, Jacob (Yankel). "A Yor in Treblinka" (A Year in Treblinka), New
  York, 1944
Wiesel, Elie. "The Gates of the Forest" New York: Hold, Rinehart and
  Winston, 1966
Wiesel, Elie. "Night" New York: Hill and Wang, 1970
Wiesenthal, Simon. "The Murderers Among Us" New York: McGraw Hill, 1967
-----------------. The Sunflower. New York: Schocken Books, 1976
Wilborts, Suzanne. Pour la France: Angers, La Sante, Fresnes, Ravensbruck,
  Mauthausen. Paris: Charles Lavauzelle, 1946
Wilder-Okladek, F. "The Return Movement of Jews to Austria after the 
  Second World War" The Hague: Nijhoff, 1969.
Wilenberg-Moreshet. Shmuel Wilenberg, "Treblinka - Hamachane ve-Hamered"
  (Treblinka -- the Camp and the Uprising), Yalkut-Moreshet, No. 5, 
  Tel Aviv, 1966
Wilenberg-Yad Vashem. Shmuel Wilenberg, "Uprising in Treblinka" Yad Vashem
  News, 25/26, 1961
Wilensky, Gabriel. "Six Million Crucifixions," San Diego:
  Querty Publishers, 2010
Wilhelm, Hans-Heinrich. "The Holocaust in National Socialist Rhetoric and
  Writings: Some Evidence against the Thesis That Before 1945 Nothing Was
  Known about the `Final Solution'" Yad Vashem Studies 16 (1984)
Wilkinson, James D. The Intellectual Resistance in Europe. Cambridge, MASS:
  Harvard University Press, 1981
Wirth. YVA, 0-68, Christian Wirth's personal file. The original is in the
  Berlin Documentation Center.
Wiskemann, Elizabeth. Europe of the Dictators, 1919-45. London: Collins,
  1966. Cornell University Press, 1980.
Wyman, David S. The Abandonment of the Jews: America and the Holocaust, 1941
  - 1945. New York. 1984
--------------. Paper Walls: America and the Refugee Crisis, 1938-41.
Amherst, Mass: University of Massachusetts Press, 1968.
  

Yad Vashem Studies
Yahil, Leni. "Madagascar: Phantom of a Solution for the Jewish Question"
  In "Jews and Non-Jews in Eastern Europe, 1918-1945" eds. Bela Vago and
  Geogle L. Mosse. New York: Wiley, 1974.
-----------. Methods of Persecution: A Comparison of the `Final Solution'
             in Holland and Denmark. Scripta Hierosolymita 23 (1972)
-----------. Scandinavian Countries to the Rescue of Concentration Camp
             Prisoners. Yad Vashem Studies 6 (1967)
-----------. The Rescue of Danish Jewry. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication
             Society, 1969

Yediot. YVA, M-10, the underground newspaper "Yediot" ("News")
Y.V.A. Yad Vashem Archives, (holocaust Commemoration Authority) Jerusalem
YIVO. Testimonies of Jewish leaders and others on deportations of Jews in
  Hungary in 1944. File no. 768, n.d.
----. "Imposed Jewish Governing Bodies under Nazi Rule" New York: YIVO, 1972
Yizkor Book in Memory of Wlodawa and the Region of Sobibor. Published
  by the Association of Immigrants of Wlodawa and surrounding area in
  Israel, ed; Shoman Kanc. Tel Aviv, 1974 (English) Rashke comments: An
  anthology of articles and personal testimony about Wlodawa and Sobibor.
  An excellent resource book, but it is difficult to determine whether the
  authors of articles were survivors or not, and if they were not, where
  they got their information.
Yoors, Jan. Crossing, A Journal of Survival and Resistance in World War II.
 New York: Simon & Schuster, 1971
Young, Gordon. Cat With Two Faces. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1957

Zabecki, Franciszek. Wspomnienia dawne i nowe, Warsaw, 1977; Biutetyn
  Glownej Komisji Badania Zbrodni Hitlerowskich w Polsce, XIII, 1960,
  pp. 86-87, a testimony given by F. Zabecki on December 21, 1945
Zahn, Gordon. "German Catholics and Hitler's Wars: A Study in Social
  Control" New York: Sheed and Ward, 1962
Zak, Jiri, ed. Buchenwald varuje: Dokumenty vzpominky. svedectvi [Buchenwald
  Warns: Documents, Reminiscences, Testimonies]. Prague: Statni nakladatstvi
  politcke literatury, 1962
Zaremba, Jan Alexander. Treblinka, Kielce, 1945
Zassenhaus, Hiltgunt. Walls, Resisting the Third Reich. Boston: Beacon
  Press, 1976
Zeszyty Majdanka, No. VI, Lublin, 1972; No. IX, Wydawnictwo Lubelskie,
  1977.
Zorn, Gerda, and Meyer, Gertruce. Frauen gegen Hitler. Frankfurt am Main:
  Roederberg Verlag, 1974
Zuccotti, Susan. The Italians and the Holocaust: Persecutions, Rescue, and
  Survival. New York: 1987
Zuker-Bujanowska, Liliana. Liliana's Journal. New York: Dial Press, 1980
Zuckerman, Yitzchak (ed.) "The Fighting Ghettos" New York: Lippencott, 1962
Zukerman. YVA, 016/1187, the testimony of Hershl Zukerman
Zywulska, Kristyna. Wo vorher Birken waren. Munich: Kindler Verlag, 1979
        
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The following comments excerpted from ------------------------------------
"WOMEN IN THE RESISTANCE AND IN THE HOLOCAUST: THE VOICES OF EYEWITNESSES"
Edited (and with introduction) by Vera Laska. Greenwood Press, Westport &
London, 1983. LOC 82-12018, ISBN 0-313-23457-4
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Vara Laska on researching the Holocaust:

Yad Vashem Martyrs' and Heroes' Memorial Authority in Jerusalem is a
depository of documents and memoirs on the Holocaust, mostly in German,
Hebrew and Yiddish. It also issues the Yad Vashem Studies on the European
Jewish Catastrophe and Resistance.

The Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine in Paris and the Wiener
Library in London are major sources of information. The Wiener Library's
catalogue series published a bibliography, Persecution and Resistance Under
the Nazis (London: Valentine, Mitchell, 1960). ...

In the United States the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research (1048 Fifth
Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10028) houses several collections of ghetto documents
and related primary source materials. It publishes the YIVO Annual of Jewish
Social Science. Since 1960, Yad Vashem and the YIVO Institute have been
engaged in preparing a multivolume bibliographical series on the Holocaust;
one of the volumes, Jacob Robinson, ed., The Holocaust and After: Sources
and Literature in English (Jerusalem: Israel University Press, 1973) is most
helpful.

The Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith (823 United Nations Plaza, New
York, N.Y. 10017) supplies teaching materials at reasonable prices, for
instance The Record - The Holocaust in History, 1933-1945, published in
cooperation with the National Council for Social Studies in 1978.

The Library of Congress and the National Archives are rich sources for
researchers, containing among others the transcripts of war crime trials.
This in itself is an immense documentation; for instance, the Nuremberg
Doctors' Trial of twenty-three defendents alone takes up 11,538 pages in
nineteen volumes. Indexes can be consulted about various concentration
camps. ...

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