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Yad Vashem
Established and instructed by Israeli Law in 1953, Yad Vashem
commemorates the six million Jews and their communities wiped
out in the Holocaust. Yad Vashem has the largest and the most
comprehensive archive and information repositories on the Holocaust,
housing more than 50 million pages of documents and hundreds of
thousands of photographs and films. Over 75,000 titles and periodicals
comprise the most significant library on Holocaust research in
the world
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United States
Holocaust Memorial Museum Since its dedication in 1993, the
Museum has welcomed nearly 30 million visitors, including more
than 8 million school children and 85 heads of state. Today 90
percent of the Museum’s visitors are not Jewish, and our Web site,
the world’s leading online authority on the Holocaust, had 25
million visits in 2008 from an average of 100 different countries
daily
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The
Holocaust Museum: Why Christians Should Go St. Anthony Messenger
article by Barbara Beckwith
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Holocaust Museum
Houston
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Museum of Jewish
Heritage--A Living Memorial to the Holocaust New York. Get
an overview of the Museum and its history, find out how the Museum
is organized, see a list of upcoming programs and events, learn
about the family history center, and browse the Museum Shop on-line
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The
Jewish Museum of Deportation and Resistance The museum in
Malines, a memorial, has been designed as the antechamber of death.
This Sammellager Mecheln was the starting point of a one-way deportation
route. Between 1942 and 1944, some 28 convoys of 25,257 prisoners
were shipped from Malines to Auschwitz. Centering on this fatal
deportation, it presents the history of the "Final Solution" in
Belgium and in Europe
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Center for
Holocaust and Genocide Studies University of Minnesota site
that includes visual and educational resources
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Ghetto
Fighters' House Museum of the Holocaust and Resistance in
Galilee. Includes biographies of partisans and anti-Nazi fighters
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The Beth
Shalom Holocaust Webcentre History, bookstore
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Florida
Holocaust Museum We are now the fourth largest Holocaust museum
in the country. Rather than dwelling on the horrors of the past,
The Florida Holocaust Museum concentrates on the present - reaching
the individuals in our communities and classrooms uninformed about
the Holocaust, and those who fail to grasp its size and implications.
This tragic era in human history, provides the opportunity to
study and challenge the impact of bigotry, prejudice, hatred and
indifference
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El
Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center The museum was founded
on the hope and belief that by remembering and documenting the
events, civilized people will prevent another Holocaust
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Holocaust
Museum and Study Center Spring Valley, New York
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Holocaust
Memorial Center In Budapest, Hungary
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Global
Directory of Holocaust Museums
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Holocaust
Memorials
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Holocaust
Memory and Museums in the United States: Problems of Representation
MA thesis by Jennifer A Faber, Miami University, 2005
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The Construction of the National Holocaust Memorial in Berlin
PhD dissertation by Simone Mangos, College of Fine Arts, University
of New South Wales, 2007. "To my knowledge, this is the only thesis
on the memorial, which addresses the findings of Nazi ruins on
site in 1998, their subsequent removal and the quasisecrecy surrounding
it, as well as the level of deceit in the construction process
and its effects on the resulting memorial. It is the only thesis,
which acknowledges and addresses the outright failure of the memorial
to elicit a respectful commemoration of the Holocaust."