The story of the Deloge family from Belgium through two world wars, ending in death in Auschwitz.

The complete list of people saved from the Holocaust by Oscar Schindler.

Webpage about the book by Alicia Appleman-Jurman.

Video interview with a Polish Jew who survived by escaping from a German Labour Camp and hiding in an underground bunker he and his friends constructed in the forest.

A collection of photographs of the Baral, Feuer and Ehrlich Families all from Cracow, Poland.

The story of Nicholas Winton, a British man who saved 667 Jewish children before WWII.

Essays and short stories about suriving the Holocaust and afterwards in Poland.

Trudi Birger's personal account on surving the Holocaust.

A compelling story that weaves personal events into the Holocaust's larger historic and religious context.

Memoirs of Holocaust survivor Heinz Vogel in six chapters. Also provides links to Holocaust resources.

Biographies of six female Nazi war criminals, information and photographs.

Includes interviews with local survivors.

Personal site detailing a trip to Poland and Israel to discover the past, present and future of Jewish life.

Short biography of the Silesian Countess Maria Helene Francoise Izabel von Maltzan, who harbored Jews in her home.

The story of a woman's miraculous escape from a Nazi concentration camp.

Information on the Jewish children murdered in the Nazi death camp Auschwitz.

Amidst the madness of war, there are moments of hope and illumination. In World War II, one such instance was the night when the Danes got truly fed up with Adolf Hitler and his Nazis - and saved their Jews.

A basic timeline of the life of Rudolf Höss, Kommandant of Auschwitz.

Includes categorized links and suggestions for thematic search.

CBC News Disclosure documentary which relates the story of former SS guard Michael Seifert, a convicted war criminal who lives free in Vancouver, British Columbia. Provides biographies, history, video clips, and related links.

The full text of the vivid book of that title, by Benjamin Jacobs, describing his experiences in many camps, including Auschwitz, from the invasion of Poland to liberation.

The story of a man who opposed deportation of Bulgarian Jews to death camps in 1943.

Biography of a humane figure in amongst the horrors of Holocaust.

Collection of letters written by a Jewish man in Poland to his nephew in the United States during the Holocaust. Letters (translated into English), photographs.

Includes the stories of rescuers and those that they saved.

Relates the story of Chiune Sugihara, the "Japanese Schindler," the Japanese Consul to Lithuania who saved more than 10,000 Jews. Photograph gallery and narrative.