Holocaust Sites

The Holocaust sites : Site Index

• Anne Frank’s House
  Anne Frank’s House is a museum of the life of Holocaust victim, Anne Frank, whose diary was published to worldwide acclaim.
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• Auschwitz Concentration Camp
  Auschwitz Birkenau was the largest Nazi concentration camp or death camp during World War II and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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• Burgkloster
  The Burgkloster was a medieval monastery turned poorhouse, court and Nazi prison.
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• Dachau Concentration Camp
  Dachau Concentration Camp was a Nazi concentration camp in Germany.
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• Green House
  The Green House looks at life and history of Lithuania’s Jewish community and the devastating effects of the Holocaust.
  

• Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz
  Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz was the site where the Nazis planned the extermination of the Jews known as the Holocaust.
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• Jewish Museum - Berlin
  The Jewish Museum in Berlin explores the history of Germany’s Jewish community.
  Photo by Lauren Manning (cc)

• Krakow Ghetto Wall
  Krakow Ghetto Wall is the last remaining wall of the Krakow Jewish ghetto created by the Nazis in during their occupation of Poland in World War II.
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• KZ Majdanek
  KZ Majdanek was a Nazi concentration camp near Lublin in Poland, operational from 1941 to 1944.
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• Mauthausen Concentration Camp
  Mauthausen Concentration Camp was a notorious Nazi internment camp in northern Austria.
  

• Memorial des Camps de la Mort
  The Memorial des Camps de la Mort commemorates the suffering of those persecuted by the Nazis in Marseille during World War II.
  

• Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
  Sachsenhausen was a Nazi concentration camp 35km outside of Berlin during the Second World War.
  

• The Holocaust Memorial - Berlin
  The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin commemorates the European Jews murdered under the Nazis.
  

• The Paneriai Memorial Museum
  The Paneriai Memorial Museum in Lithuania is dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust.
  

• The Warsaw Ghetto Fighters Monument
  The Warsaw Ghetto Fighters Monument commemorated those who fought in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
  

• Theresienstadt Concentration Camp
  Theresienstadt Concentration Camp was operated by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
  

• Tolerence Center
  The Tolerence Center is one branch of the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum and examines the historical cultural and artistic heritage of the Jewish community in Lithuania.
  

• Umschlagplatz
  Umschlagplatz was the place from which the Jewish community of Warsaw were sent to death camps in World War II.
  

• United States Holocaust Museum
  The United States Holocaust Museum commemorates the Holocaust and explores the issue of genocide as a whole.
  

• Warsaw Ghetto
  The Warsaw Ghetto was established by the Nazis to forcibly house the Jewish population of the city.
  

• Yad Vashem
  Yad Vashem is the museum of the Holocaust in Jerusalem.
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