Recommended Reading

Explores the death marches that occurred from January 1945 through the end of World War II in Europe.

This book provides first hand accounts of non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. The authors interviewed and photographed each of the rescuers featured in the book.

This book reexamines the genocide of the Jews, exploring the development of the Final Solution and Nazi policies against other populations, and provides a comparative analysis of other modern genocides.

Editors Brandon and Lower bring together scholars from Europe and the U.S. to address the destruction and complex history of one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe.

The FDR who emerges here is concerned with the fate of European Jewry.

In this book Browning examines the experiences of Jewish prisoners and the policies of Nazi officers based on testimonies from survivors of the Starachowice slave-labor camp.