Recently
updated: Broken into 4 broad categories: For the Public: calendar,
symposia, endowed lectures, scholarly presentations/panel discussions,
academic publications (including Holocaust and Genocidal Studies
journal; Support for Scholars: continuing research, archival
guide to collections, seminars, workshops, courses, fellowships, internships,
research assistantships; Center Scholarship: new scholarship
(Antisemitism: How Deep Are the Roots? & Yiddish Poetry Translated),
Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos; Who We Are: about the center,
Miles Lerman Center for the Study of Jewish Resistance, Committee on
Church Relations and the Holocaust |
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| Web Links | Anne Frank; arts & Holocaust;
camp system; forced and slave labor camps; internment camps; prisoner
of war camps; children; churches & Holocaust; education resources
& research; ghettos; Holocaust denial & revisionism; liberation;
links; museums & remembrance; photographs, films, tv; rescue; resistance;
survivors; synagogues; US & the Holocaust; US military; victims’
assets & restitution; victims, non-Jewish; war crime trials; women;
related resources: genealogy; genocide & human rights; Nazi &
war era documentation |
| Public Programs Multimedia Archive | Featured now: Insights series; Deadly
Medicine; First Person; 40+ multimedia archived public programs &
transcripts span back to 1995—including Samantha Powers’
“America and the Age of Genocide,” “Raphael Lemkin’s
History of Genocide & Colonialism,” “Legacy of Raphael
Lemkin.” |
| Holocaust-Era Assets | Currently being updated: list country
by country of attempts to trace Holocaust-era assets; archival resources;
proceedings of Washington conference on Holocaust-era assets |
| Task
Force for International Cooperation |
Mission & activities; Holocaust education worldwide |
Remembrance
| Organizing a Remembrance Day | Days
of Remembrance 2005—“From Liberation to the Pursuit
of Justice; past Days of Remembrance: 2004: “For Justice
and Humanity” ; 2003: “For Your Freedom & Ours”:
in memory of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; 2002—“Memories of Courage”:
in memory of those who opposed victimization of Jews, Gypsies &
others; 2001: “Remembering the Past for the Sake of the Future,”
date of RD spanning to 2015; suggestions for organizing a RD |
| Survivors Registry | Introduction;
registration forms; research services; FAQ about survivors; US &
International places of registry; find a St. Louis survivor |
| Office of Survivor Affairs | Who
is a survivor? Meet the survivor volunteers; mission & projects;
survivor weblinks; memory project; First Person series; speakers’
bureau |
| Survivor Tribute | “Sharing the Memories”—10th Anniversary Tribute to Holocaust Survivors |
Conscience
| Committee on Conscience | Newly updated—from
the homepage, the site’s most extensive sections are News, Analysis,
and Photos, all three have the same subsections headings: Overview,
History and Concept, International Law, Refugees, Sudan, Chechnya, Balkans,
Central Africa; additionally there is the history section—“What
is genocide, timeline, Raphael Lemkin’s profile; alert section—Chechnya,
Sudan: Darfur, Sudan: South/Nuba Mtns. plus a gauge of watch, warning,
and emergency; about us section has mandate and other background information;
newsletter |
Provided in 2/05 by Your Cyber Web Guide, Sheila Hansen, USHMM Museum Fellow, 2000-2001, Spearfish, South Dakota