Information about Hitler, World War II, and the Holocaust generally: (look at some of these and take notes for general background information)

• The Holocaust at Wikipedia Follow some of the links from this initial page to develop more information.
• The Holocaust on Encarta Follow links to broader information.
• Links for Holocaust Information from the Holocaust Chronicle.
• Information about the Holocaust from the Jewish Internet Guide
• The Virginia Holocaust Museum
• The National Holocaust Museum in Washington. Extensive resources on the Holocaust--from background to individual stories.
• Teacher Resources on the Holocaust
• Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust lots of resources and background info
• Holocaust Links huge numbers of great links!
• Candles Holocaust Museum a remembrance site on the web
• Holocaust History Project lots of documents, photos, etc.
• Middle School References for the Holocaust
• Documents on the Holocaust
• Jewish Virtual Library the Holocaust Wing
• Extensive Links on Holocaust great detail
• More Webquests on the Holocaust
• A Middle School Webquest on the Holocaust extensive, valuable links

• Children of the Holocaust - biographies
• Hidden Children Look at both parts to get the best understanding.
• The Holocaust Children - Who were they? What happened to them? Why is it important that we remember them?
• Children general information, stories, links.
• Childhood in Times of War - one child's story of survival
• Mia, Ab, Wim Ikkersheim: Memories of Hidden Children - The memories of three siblings that were hidden during the Holocaust.
• Children and the Holocaust - Eva Moses Kor, a child during the Holocaust, tells of her life as one of Dr. Mengele's twins and the experiments he carried out on twins at Auschwitz.
• Beyond Secret Tears - This site gives a summary of the book 'Beyond Secret Tears'. When Lili Silberman was four years old, she was separated from her parents in order to save her life during the Holocaust.
• Krystyna's Story- Krystyna Chiger tells the story of how she survived the Holocaust, at the age of seven, hiding in the sewers of Lvov. This site is a summary of the book.
• Webquest for Middle School on Holocaust Children's suffering
• Children and the Holocaust WebQuest - WebQuest on Children and the Holocaust
• Webquest Follow-Up to Number the Stars good sources list

Video and other multimedia on the Holocaust:

• Spielberg and Shoah Foundation Project to collect testimonials/interviews of Holocaust victims.
• Holocaust Remembrance--see some of the movie interviews of those who survived the Holocaust(look down the page for them--you might have to "save target as" to view them)
• Jewish Music --listen to a variety. But do a "wav" search on Google for any particular music you want.

Information about rescuers/advocates in the Holocaust and WWII:

• The King of Children - Read a biography about Dr. Janusz Korczak and the children of the Warsaw Ghetto--and his heroic and tragic actions, from standing with "his children'.
• Between Two Religions - Tells of hiding children in Christian homes to save their lives.
• The Kindertransports - Site gives information on the Kindertransports and the story of Paul M. Cohn, who traveled on a Kindertransport to England.
• Kindertransport - This site gives a brief history of the kindertransport.
• Stories of Rescuers--compiled stories of different rescue missions/rescuers
• Holocaust Heroes remembering the courage of those who helped