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Anne Frank
Commercial Holocaust Resources
The Nizkor Project offers extensive lists from the 1994
catalog, but we highly recommend a direct visit to this site,
as our information is now somewhat outdated. We have a
book catalog, parts one and
two, and
video catalog, parts one and two
The Shoah Foundation cooperated with Snap in the development of this Web
guide to information about the Holocaust.
Institutions & Organizations
The Holocaust Literature Research Institute/Institut de recherche sur la Litérature de l'Holocauste currently has a collection of more than 2,000 texts. It is the second largest collection of Holocaust survivor testimonials and witness accounts outside of Israel.
The primary role of the Institute is to search for and collect Holocaust survivor narratives and witness testimonals.
"If [the monument] tells of their anguish; it tells us to preserve their history to ensure that it will never be repeated; and it tells us that the human spirit can soar above the ashes of death and destruction."
Bill Clinton
President of the United States
"The National Katyn Memorial will not only honor the 15,400 Polish officers massacred by the Soviet Secret Police in the Katyn Forest, but also remind present and future generations of the atrocities of war."
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Lt. Governor of Maryland
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