Library & Cultural Services: History: Holocaust Studies

Holocaust Studies

Association of Jewish Refugees - Journals
Searchable archive of the AJR Journal dating back to the first edition in 1946.

British Online Archives
Includes access to the following collection:
Prosecuting the Holocaust: British Investigations into Nazi Crimes, 1944-1949
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German Jewish Family Archive
A collection focusing on family and domestic life. It documents pre-war German-Jewish life, involvement in World War One, leaving Germany in 1939, writing to family members during World War Two, post war life and restitution claims.
Holocaust Encyclopedia
Provides access to articles, digitised collections, oral histories and videos from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
The Nazi Concentration Camps
Photographs and written sources on concentration camps in Nazi Germany.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
The Museum’s collections document the fate of Holocaust victims, survivors, rescuers, liberators, and others through documents, photos, films, books, posters, personal stories, and more. A large number of items (including oral history interviews) are available to access online in digitised format.
Yad Vashem
Provides access to photographs, documents and other collections of digitised material relating to the Holocoaust.

Refugee Voices
Refugee Voices is a groundbreaking Holocaust testimony collection of 150 filmed interviews with Jewish survivors and refugees from Nazism who rebuilt their lives in Great Britain. All interviews have been fully transcribed and catalogued and can be accessed via our Special Collections.