Navigating Holocaust Resources Online
In this presentation we will look at the various resources available online for tracing Holocaust victims, survivors, and displaced persons. Learn how to navigate and piece together the records available from a myriad of sources including Yad Vashem, the JDC, the Arolsen Archives, USHMM, and smaller, regional repositories. We will also look at databases that include records related to concentration camps, and ongoing efforts to document victims in towns and cities. To learn more about Holocaust records, participants can use the resources under Additional Experiences.
Syllabus for Navigating Holocaust Resources Online Handout - Kaye Prince-Hollenberg
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