Pamphlets

Pamphlets Available in the Holocaust/Genocide Study Center

Titles entered more than once denote more than one copy of the material listed.

Allport, Gordon W. ABC’s of scapegoating. New York: Anti-Defamation League, 1983.

Alon, Azaria. Our Visit to a Kibbutz. Printed in the Holy Land: Palphot Ltd., no date.

Barnett, Richard D., Abraham Levy. The Bevis Marks Synagogue. Oxford, England: Society of Heshaim at the University Press, 1975.

Bavly, Dan and Abe Goldin. The benefits of becoming an Israeli resident. Tel-Aviv: Horwath Bavly Millner & Co. and Abe Goldin, 1988.

Benešová, Miroslava, Vojtech Blodig, Marek Poloncarz. The small fortress Terezin 1940-1945. Trans. Petr Liebl. Terezin Memorial, 1996.

Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora. The Jews from the Konkan: The Bene Israel Communities in India. Tel-Aviv: Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, 1981.

Bnai B’rith Current Issues Series, 171. The Vanishing American Jew: Can He survive in a free society? Washington, D.C.: B’nai B’rith Department of Membership & Programs, no date.

Cardozo Law Review. Volume 20, December 1998, Number 2. The politics of a strategy for Auschwitz-Birkenau. Strategy for the state museum of Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Choosing to participate: facing history and ourselves. Brookline, Mass.: Facing History and Ourselves National Foundation, Inc., 1998.

Cohen-Kiener, Andrea and Susan Garber, eds. Jewish Philadelphia: A Student’s Guide. Philadelphia, PA: Jewish Campus Activities Board, no date.

Dadrian, Vahakn N. The Textural analysis of the key indictment of the Turkish Military tribunal investigating the Armenian genocide. Armenian Review. Spring 1991, Volume 44, Number 1/173, pp.1-36.

Dadrian, Vahkn N. Documentation of the Armenian Genocide in Turkish sources. Reprinted from Genocide: A Critical Bibliographic Review, Vol. 2. London: Mansell Publishing, 1991.

Embassy of Israel. The Middle East Peace Process: An Overview. Washington,D.C.: Embassy of Israel, [1994].

Gilkey, Langdon, Franklin H. Littell, Barry Arnason, Arnold Weber. The Clampitt Lectures. Wilmette, Ill.: Trinity United Methodist Church, 1991.

Glenthoj, Jorgen. Karl Barth and the German Salute. Reprint from Journal of church and State. Vol.32, Spring 1990.

Glowny, Zarzad. Towarzystwo Wiedzy Powszechnej: Walka I Martyrologia Narodu Polskiego W Czasie Okupacji Hitlerowskiej. Warsaw: Do Uzytku Wewnetrznego, 1977.

Golub, Jennifer, Renae Cohen. Working papers on Contemporary Anti-Semitism. What do Australians Know about the Holocaust? New York:American Jewish Committee, 1994.

Grobman, Alex. Those who dared: Rescuers and rescued: A teaching guide for secondary schools. Los Angeles, CA: Martyrs Memorial and Museum of the Holocaust of the Jewish Federation, 1995.

Hebrew Workbook. New York: Kalman Bachrach, 1950.

Hertzberg, Claire Shavrick, Ronnie Berger. From Equality to Survival: The Jewish Experience in Italy: A Photographic and Documentary Exhibit December 6,1993-June 24, 1994. New York: The City University of New York, [1994?].

Holocaust Education Task Force. New Cumberland, PA December 8, 2000.

Holocaust Remembrance Committee. Jewish Federation of Greater Toronto. Canadian Jewish Congress, Ontario Region. 50th Anniversary of Liberation: April 30-May 1, 1995.

^{Holocaust and Resistance: an outline of Jewish history in Nazi occupied Europe (1933-1945).
Jerusalem, Israel: Yad Vashem, 1972.}

Holocaust Resource Center and Archives. Janusz Korczak’s Warsaw. New York: City University of New York, no date.

Holocaust Resource center and Archives. Queensborough Community College. Annotated Videography on Holocaust and related subjects. Bayside, New York: City University of New York, 1999.

Holocaust Resource Center and Archives. Queensborough Community College. The City College of New York. An introduction to the Holocaust for the young reader: It really did happen. No Date.

Holocaust Resource Center and Archives. Queensborough Community College. The City University of New York. Annotated Videography on Holocaust and Related Subjects: Video Library Database.

Holocaust, The: from Abba Eban’s book ‘My People." Weiss Press, no date or place of publication.

International Declarations: Zionism and Racism. Washington, D.C., Palestine Information Office, 1981.

Israel Information Center. Holocaust: To remember…never to forget. [A series of pamphlets on the Holocaust.] The "Righteous Among the Nations." Unto Every Person there is a name. Introduction. A selected Chronology of the Holocaust: 1933-1945. Monuments in Israel commemorating the Holocaust: State Memorials and Private Remembrance. The Impact of the Holocaust on politics. Declaration of the Stockholm International forum on the Holocaust. Addresses to the Bundestag. Holocaust and Resistance. Holocaust Remembrance Day. Bibliography: Organizations. Visa for life: Diplomats who rescued Jews. Israel Information Center, 2000.

Israel. Washington, D.C., Embassy of Israel, no date.

Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Gratz College: Tuttleman Library: Video Collection.

Kremer, Roberta, ed. Diplomat Resources and the story of Feng Shan Ho. Vancouver, Canada: Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, 1999.

Lane, Howard A. Shall children, too, be free? New York: Anti-Defamation League, 1968.

Leeds, William and John Bosworth-Fling, eds. Bulletin West Chester State College, Vol. 94, June, 1966, no, 5.

Lehman-Wilzig, Sam N. Can the People of the Book Live by the Sword? New York: Atid Curricula Judaica, 1976.

Littman, David. Jews under Muslim rule, II Morocco 1903-1912. Reprinted from The Wiener Library Bulletin,span>1976 Vol.XXIX, New series Nos.37/38. London, Eastern Press Ltd., no date.

Mack, Raymond W. and Troy S. Duster. Patterns of minority relations. New York: Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, 1973.

Medicine and Pharmach: Ancient Jews and Arabs. Bloomfield, N.J.: Schering Corporation, 1957.

Medicine and Pharmacy: an informal history: Ancient Greece and Rome. Bloomfield, NJ: Schering Corporation, 1956.

Miriam Novitch, 1908-1990. In Hewbrew.

Oliver, Donald W., Fred M. Newmann. Nazi Germany: Social forces and personal responsibility. A Xerox Education Publications Unit Book adapted from the Harvard Social Studies Project. Columbus, OH: Xerox Corporation, 1968.

^{Pictorial History of the Jewish People. Jerusalem: Keter Books, 1973.}

President’s Commission on the Holocaust. Washington, D.C. Report to the President: President’s Commission on the Holocaust, September 27, 1979.

Rachlin, Susan. The November Pogrom: Kristallnacht 1938-1988: Edicational Resource Guide. New York: The Board of Jewish Education of Greater New York, 1988.

Rosen, Philip. A young person’s introduction to the Holocaust. Melrose Park, PA: Holocaust Awareness Museum, 1995.

Rosenne, Shabtai. The Red Cross, Red Crescent, Red Lion and Sun the Red Shield of David. Pre-print Israel Yearbook on Human Rights, Vol. 5, 1975. Israel: Tel Aviv University, 1975.

Rudin, Claire. Children’s Books about the Holocaust: A selective Annotated Bibliography. Bayside, NY: The Holocaust Resource Center & Archives, 1998.

Schwartz, Marvin D. The Role of the Jew in the Forging of the Nation: The inaugural Exhibition of the Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Museum of American Jewish History, 1976.

Simms, Richard L. and Gloria Contreras, eds. Racism and Sexism: Responding to the Challenge. Washington, D.C.: National Council for the social Studies, 1979.

Simon Wiesenthal Center Report. The new lexicon of hate: the changing tactics, language and symbols of America’s extremists. 1999.

Simon, Hermann. The New Synagogue, Berlin. Berlin, Germany: Edition Hentrich Berlin, 1999.

Snyder, Jill Donnie and Eric K. Goodman. Friend of the Court 1947-1982: To secure justice and fair treatment for all. New York: Anti-Defamation League, 1983.

Social Studies School Service. Catalog. Holocaust Resources and Materials, 1999.

United States Holocaust Memorial Council. Days of Remembrance, 1989: Planning Guide, April 30-May 7, 1989.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Resistance during the Holocaust. Washington, D.C., United States holocaust Memorial Museum, no date.

United States Holocaust memorial Museum. Teacher’s Catalog. 1996-97.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. Handicapped.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. Homosexuals.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. Jehovah’s Witnesses.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. Poles.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. Sinti & Roma.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. The Holocaust. From: Tell them we remember by Susan Bachrach, Little, Brown and Company, 1994. >

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C. Voyage of the St. Louis.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C.. Resistance during the Holocaust. No date.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Flight and Rescue. Exhibit 2000-2001.

United States Ukraine Famine Commission. The forced famine in Ukraine 1932-1933: Curriculum and resource guide for educators.

West Chester Area School District. Curriculum (Draft) Social Studies Department Elective: The Holocaust. 1997.

Woodfin, Dabs. Instructor’s Manual: Europe: a brief history: Revised and Expanded Second Edition. Chicago, Rand McNally College Publishing company, 1975.

Yad Vashem Bulletin. Number 13, October 1963. (Warsaw Ghetto Uprising - 20th Anniversary.)

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