Click on the links below to find out more about the Holocaust from a range of useful databases and websites:
Topic pages in Credo Reference
Credo Reference has thousands of subject specific topic pages - a great place to start exploring a topic. Each topic page provides an encyclopaedia entry or dictionary definition, entries from other books on Credo, YouTube videos, images, and links to news articles creating a really useful overview of your chosen topic. 'View Topic on Credo' to see all of the items on the Holocaust topic page below.
Here's a sample of the resources about the Holocaust available on Proquest Learning: Literature:
To access ProQuest Learning: Literature from off campus click on "Login through your library or institution”, select "United Kingdom” as your region, choose West Nottinghamshire College from the list and click Login, then enter your college username and password on the Vision West Nottinghamshire College authentication page.
Voices of the Holocaust on the British Library website consists of oral history testimonies gathered from Jewish men and women who came to live in Britain during or after WWII. These testimonies are personal, individual, true stories, that describe the hardships of life during Hitler's reign.
Further interviews with Jewish survivors of the Holocaust can be found on the British Library Sounds website.
In 1946 Dr David Boder, a psychology professor, travelled to Europe to interview 130 Holocaust survivors in displaced-person camps. These interviews can be found on the Voices of the Holocaust website.
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Some articles covering the Holocaust and the Rwandan genocide:
My Nazi grandfather would have murdered me
I survived the Rwandan genocide
