Holocaust

Information and facts about holocaust, history of the holocaust and Jewish holocaust survivor stories.
  • How Many People Died in the Holocaust
    Join us as we make our way through the annals of history to find out how many people died in the Holocaust - one of the most intricate questions that has been ever posed to humanity, with answer which is no less horrifying.
  • Where Did the Holocaust Take Place
    It's surprising that many people actually don't know much about the Holocaust, considering that it has been the most dreadful event in the history of Europe. Read on...
  • Concentration Camps During the Holocaust
    The most barbaric treatment of human beings, that can be likened only to punishment in the middle ages, is the treatment of the Jews in concentration camps during the Holocaust. Learn all about the bitter reality of concentration camps during the Holocaust.
  • Auschwitz Sign Stolen - Neo-Nazis at Work?
    Sign at the Auschwitz Camp get stolen. Police suspect Neo-Nazis.
  • Conditions in Concentration Camps
    Concentration camps were a center of torture, an essence of evil and horror. Human beings were brought here, only to be slaughtered by other human beings, supposedly 'superior' to them. Extermination may seem like an alien term, totally inconceivable to the egalitarian generation of today. But, for those who lived the nightmarish conditions in concentration camps, life was a small sacrifice they made for taking birth in an 'inferior' cult.
  • What is a Concentration Camp
    A very famous music composer once said, "god created the universe, mankind destroyed it". Concentration camp is a horrific nightmare that haunts the innocent till this day. This method of imprisonment was developed in the late 20th century and was used extensively in the Second World War.
  • Concentration Camps of the Holocaust
    Concentration camps of the holocaust present a horrifying tale of brutality, death and torture, of a killer regime. Approximately, 6 million Jews were killed in the Holocaust, out of which a sizable number (more than half) were systematically murdered in concentration camps.
  • What is the Holocaust
    The term Holocaust, refers to the genocide of the people by the Nazis and Adolf Hitler. The people who were murdered by the Nazis consisted of Jews, POWs and even, disabled people.
  • History And Timeline of the Holocaust
    The Holocaust was the systematic extermination of Jews by the German Nazi forces in the Second World War. Among others slaughtered were the gypsies, the disabled and the homeless. We take a look at the history and timeline of the Holocaust.
  • Stories of The Holocaust Survivors
    The Holocaust was a gruesome period in the history of the Jewish people. Around 6 million Jews were killed by the Germans in the Second World War. We take a look at the stories of the people who survived the ordeal.
  • Holocaust Quotes
    Here are some Holocaust quotes that bring to mind that dark period in the history of the world.
  • Jewish Holocaust Facts
    The Holocaust stands out for its frightening rationality and efficiency in systematically killing the Jewish people and other so-called subhumans.
  • Why did the Holocaust Happen?
    Much is talked, written and read about the Holocaust. The Holocaust may be one of the most discussed aspects of the World Wars. Although today it is claimed that everything about the Holocaust has been revealed, many laymen individuals have gone on record to say that only some bits and pieces of the incident have been spoken about
  • Facts About The Holocaust
    Facts about the Holocaust are available in most graphic history books. In fact, quite a few museums with exhibits about this crime against humanity exist, too. However, the basic facts are actually quite rudimentary.
  • Archaeologists Discover Treasures of Holocaust Victims in Poland
    Holocaust survivors working in conjunction with an Israeli archaeologist in Lublin, Poland have found jewelry and other artifacts that were apparently hastily buried by prisoners at the Majdanek death camp.
  • Remembering the Holocaust
    My class was watching The Diary Of Anne Frank a few days ago. I really liked the movie and the story and I am just making a poem from my prospective on the Holocaust.