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Holocaust Internet Resources

Young boy reading in library  The Internet resources below include lesson planning ideas, printables, and references for teaching students about the Holocaust. Use these resources to educate students about the experiences and chronology of World War II. Incorporate these materials in your intermediate or secondary curriculum for social studies, world history, or Holocaust Remembrance. You will find an online course, teaching guidelines, a historical summary, bibliographies on Holocaust-related topics, and more!

Internet Resources

From the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

From The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

From The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

From Remember.org

From The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

From The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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