| Museum
of Tolerance |
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The
Simon Wiesenthal Center. This site offers a wide range
of excellent information, images and resources relating to the
Holocaust. The 'Multimedia Learning Center' provides
clear and accessible information on WWII whilst the Virtual
exhibits offers powerful and thought provoking materials.
An enormous amount to view and make use of - superb. |
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| The
Holocaust - from the BBC |
|
First
class part of the BBC History website offering detailed
information and discussion on the Holocaust. Many of the
materials and pages here are quite text heavy, making them
less accessible to all pupils. Nevertheless these pages
are excellent for research. |
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| Belsen
Concentration camp |
|
Public
Record Office snapshot offering a readily prepared teaching
activity about what British soldiers found on their arrival at
Belsen Concentration camp in 1945. Worthwhile lesson
activity. |
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| The
Holocaust |
|
Text
explanation of the holocaust, together with some horrific
statistics relating to the percentages of Jewish population
that were murdered. This information from the History
Learning site leads onto additional links, some mentioned
here. |
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| Spartacus
information on the Holocaust |
|
Extensive
primary source information on the Holocaust from Spartacus
covering Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, Concentration and
extermination camps, the guilty, the victims and
resistance. Excellent. |
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| Anne
Frank and the Holocaust |
|
Splendid
website offering information about a travelling Holocaust
exhibition together with online holocaust resources and links
to further materials. The teaching resources section offers
many opportunities from cross-curricular learning. Extensive
weblinks available. |
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| The
Anne Frank House |
|
Superb
website from the Netherlands. The official site of the
Anne Frank House organisation that offers detailed but
accessible information about Anne Frank, the house and her
diary. |
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| Imperial
War Museum Holocaust exhibition |
|
Site
from the Imperial War Museum that provides information about
the Holocaust exhibition. Whilst much of the site is an
encouragement to visit the actual exhibition (which is highly
recommended), there are some useful explanations. |
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