1. The Second and Third Generations: Where Do We Go From Here?

• Treating the "Unthinkable": The Psychological Care of Victims of the Shoah and their Descendants
  by Nathalie Zajde, Ph.D., University Paris 8, France
  

  "Nothing prepared me for the heart-wrenching experience of seeing a tattooed number on my patient's left arm. … I was caring for someone who had survived."

• The Impact of the Holocaust On Survivors and Their Children
  
  • Living with the Holocaust:
    The Journey of a Child of Holocaust Survivors
    
  • Children of Child Survivors of the Holocaust: Can Trauma be Transmitted Across the Generations?
    by Dr. George Halasz, Melbourne, Australia
    
  • The Effects of the Holocaust on the Children of Survivors
    
  • Children Who Survived the Holocaust: Reflections of a Child Survivor/Psychiatrist
    by Robert Krell, M.D.
    
  • The Second Generation:
    The Effects of the Holocaust on the Children of Survivors
    
    
  • The Second Generation's Task
    Writer Eva Hoffman discusses the role of children of Holocaust survivors in preserving memory
    
  • Being Seen Being Heard: Art Therapy Group for Child Survivors of the Holocuast
    
    

• Living with the Holocaust: The Journey of a Child of Holocaust Survivors

  
  
• Memory of the Holocaust
  by Flora Hogman, Ph.D
  
• Survivor Guilt in Holocaust Survivors and their Children
  
• Unending Loss: Caring for Survivors of the Holocaust
  
• Jeanne D'Arc Byaje: My dream at the aftermath of Genocide
  
• A Controversial Study by the Sociologist Frank Furedi on "The 'Second Generation' of Holocaust Survivors"
  
• Only 70,000 Holocaust Survivors Live Today in Israel
  
• Former Nazi Ghetto Workers Get Cheated --Again
  
  

• German Companies Participating in the Forced/Slave Labor Compensation Fund

  -- As of July 2000 --

  
  

... preserving the past to protect the future ...

March of the Living: Jews, Write It Down   The annual March of the Living between the notorious Auschwitz and Birkenau death camps in Poland.

From a participant [Madison Flashenburg] of the March of the Living: I just returned home on April 25th [2007] from the March of the Living ... We went through ten weeks of intense classes to sort of prepare us for the camps, even though one can never truly be prepared. Though I know for every thing I do, there are 100 things I don't, I thought myself to be very informed on the Holocaust. I still do believe myself to be educated on the Holocaust, but this website really blew my mind. It is, of course, difficult to read. And I have trouble understanding why I am pushing myself to still view more pictures, read more stories...it brings back so many emotions. To see pictures from Auschwitz, Birkenau, Majdanek, Warsaw, Budapest, Krakow...it's all just so hard. The painful feelings continue to run strong in my soul, but after the March, I felt such an intense responsibility to educate others, to pass on the stories. I am a witness now...

 

 

.2. Tracing Family Members Lost in the Holocaust How to Document Victims and Locate Survivors of the Holocaust JewishGen and Yad Vashem Drive to Record Holocaust Victims' Names    Yad Vashem's Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names The Nazis and their accomplices murdered six million Jews. So far, Yad Vashem and its partners have collected and recorded the names of half of them. Such is the vastness of this crime. We now offer these names -- with bereavement, with a sense of humility and awe, and with determination to persist until all their names are retrieved.   Shoah Database from Yad Vashem Holocaust Family Search Registry Finding U.S. Family Members from HIAS Database Personal Data Derived from Auschwitz-Birkenau Prisoner Registration Forms State Museum of Auschwitz-Birkenau, Oswiecim, Poland. Explanation of the Available Data from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum Resources for Children and Grandchildren of Jewish Holocaust Survivors Resources for Children of Holocaust Survivors The Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names A Comprehensive List of Holocaust Victims of Transnistria from Radauti, Romania Care Resources for Children of Holocaust Survivors    Under the arrangement, the Shoah Foundation's repository of 52,000 testimonies of survivors and other witnesses to the Holocaust will be transferred to USC in perpetuity. Tracing Ancestors: Resources for Children of Holocaust Survivors Hungarian Jewish KMSZ (Military Forced Laborer) List Project "Registration by Name: Austrian Victims of the Holocaust" Holocaust Survivors' Assistance Office of the Insurance Commissioner, Seattle, Washington, USA Shoah Testimonies to Reside at University of Michigan's Library (USA), Available to the Public Shoah Foundation - Online Testimony Catalogue Register/Search Online a Holocaust Testimony in Yad Vashem's "Hall of Names" Database University of Southern California (USC) College to House Shoah Foundation The Nazi-Era Provenance Internet Portal Project Belzec Roll of Remembrance Database of Austrian Victims of the Holocaust Database Of Unclaimed Swiss Bank Accounts and other Holocaust-Era Assets Containing 50,000 Holocaust-Era Jewish Names Information on Holocaust-Era Assets .. Law-Related Resources on Nazi Gold and Other Holocaust Assets, Swiss Banks during World War II, and Dormant Accounts Resources for Gypsies (Roma/Sinti) in Compensation Matters as victims of the Holocaust . Names of those deported and killed by Nazi's from Island of Rhodes, Greece in 1944.  In memory of the two thousand martyrs of the Jewish community of Rhodes and Cos brutally annihilated by the murderous Nazis in the concentration camps in Germany 1944-1945. May their souls rest in peace. BENJAMIN AND VLADKA MEED REGISTRY OF JEWISH HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS .

From Israel: Information for Holocaust Survivors The Association for the Planning and Development of Services for the Aged in Israel Benefits for Righteous Gentiles The Centre of Organizations of Holocaust Survivors in Israel Restitution of the Assets of Holocaust Victims AMCHA - Psychosocial Support of Holocaust Survivors, Second and Third Generation The International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims Restitution of Jewish Rights and Property .

 

3. Descendents of the Shoah: Their Thoughts Through Their Testimonies

• THE BLEEDING SKY: My Mother's Journey Through the Fire
  [In 14 Chapters] © Copyright Judy Cohen, 2001
  

  Ch.1; Ch.2 --BEGINNINGS; Ch.3 --HIDING; Ch. 4 --RUNNING; Ch.5 --WARSAW; Ch.6 --"AKTIONS"; Ch.7 --MAJDANEK

  Ch.8 --AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU; Ch.9 --THE BLEEDING SKY; Ch.10 --AUSCHWITZ, AT THE END;

  Ch.11 --DEATH MARCH AND THE LAST CAMPS; Ch.12 --LIBERATION; Ch.13 --RETURNING HOME; Ch.14 --AMERICA

  
  

Descendants of the Soah: Melbourne, Australia

Personal stories of those touched by the Holocaust Deb Absler - "A Story Of Courage, Integrity, Humanity And Dignity Tom Beer - Film Review of "The Last Days" Dr. Jack Felman - Growing up as a child of Holocaust Survivors Lena Fiszman - Journey to Poland with her parents Caroline Isakow - A Parent's Personal Testimony Stan Marks - The Holocaust and the 21st Century Pauline Rockman - Issues of Interviewing People with Painful Childhood Memories: Child Survivors of the Holocaust and the Stolen Children Pauline Rockman - "The Significance of the Shoah - Now and in 2020" Pauline Rockman - Book Launch of Anna Blay's book "Sister, Sister" Dinitia Smith - For the Holocaust 'Second Generation' an Artistic Quest Dr. Paul Valent - "How The Holocaust Informs Trauma For Me"

• The Bleeding Sky :
  My Mother Journey Through the Fire
  
• Cynthia Moskowitz Brody: Bittersweet Legacy -- Creative Responses to the Holocaust
  
• Mina Cohen -- the Daughter of a Holocaust Survivor
  
• Hovav Frenkel: My Parents' Holocaust Survival
  
• The Holocaust - A Return to My Mother's Home in Poland
  
• Kurt Klein's Story
  
• A Daughter Remembers
  
• Hadassah Lieberman: the Daughter of Holocaust Survivors and Wife of the Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman of USA
  
• "First Reflection" by Math Professor Dani Novak whose Parents Survived the Holocaust
  
• Mindy Weisel (whose Parents were Auschwitz Holocaust Survivors):
            Witness & Legacy - Contemporary Art about the Holocaust
  

 

4. Descendents of the Shoah: Expressing Some Thoughts Through Art and Poetry

• Arts by 2nd Generation
  
• "We are the Children of the Holocaust"
  -- A Poem Towards Finding a Common Ground Between Germans and Jews
  
• "You Looked the Other Way" by an Australian doctor, poet and son of Holocaust Survivors
  
• "Fifty Years Later: Reflections on Teaching the Holocaust to Young People"
  --A Poem by Holocaust Survivor Judy (Weissenberg) Cohen
  
• A Poem by Martin Herskovitz
  
• Holocaust Poetry by 14 years old Jeremy Hobbs
  
• "Why Am I Different?" --A Holocaust Poem
  
• Holocaust Poetry
  
• Holocaust Poetry Corner
  
• Holocaust Poetry, Prayers, Lamentations
  
• Poetry, Essays, & Short Stories
  by Children of Holocaust Survivors
  
• 3 Holocaust Poems in German
  
• Rachel Fuerst's Holocaust Poetry written in German Concentration Camps
  
• Neil's First Page of Holocaust Poetry
  
• First Place Winning Holocaust Essays for the year 2000
  
• Selected Essays on the Lessons of the Holocaust Written by Students --the Future of Tomorrow
  

  "Obstacles to Gathering Holocaust Survivor Stories" "Survival" "The Holocaust: How Victims Today Survive with their Memories" "Why We Must Remember" "Never Shall I Forget That Night: Survivors Remember the Holocaust" "Compelled to Remember" "Never Should   Forget that Night" "Remembering the Unforgettable" "We Must Remember That Night" "The Liberation: A Story of the Liberation of the Holocaust Camps" (Untitled) (Untitled) "Holocaust Essay" "The Holocaust" "Nightfall Over Europe: 1933-1945, The Story of Jewish Suffering" "Hiding from the Holocaust" The Only Thing She Hates Is Hate The Doctors of the Holocaust Medical Experiments of the Holocaust Hitler's Henchmen: Willing Followers in Genocide Oskar Schindler: The Man and the Hero The Story of Raoul Wallenberg

  HOLOCAUST DOCUMENTATION & EDUCATION CENTER, INC. -- <hdec.org>. .

• "Nation Transplanted" -- a poem by Emil Jacob dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust
  
• Holocaust Poetry by Lois E. Olena
  
• Research | Library | Bibliographies-Holocaust Poetry

.	Holocaust survivor and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel with Sarenka Smith, recipient of the 2006 Holocaust Remembrance Project top-scholarship prize (the Herman Chasnow Memorial Scholarship) United States National Essay Contest for High School Students 1st Place Winning Holocaust Essays (2001-2004)	.
	2004 The Boys With Blind Faith By Adam Castaneda, The Meaning of B1317 By Josh Dzieza, Action-Bound By Benjamin Haynes (Untitled) By Auren Kaplan (Untitled) By Eric Karlan (Untitled) By Chloe Levenson The Lesson of Benjamin Smith By Dan Macsai Remembrance: Our Obligation to the Dead and the Living By Aviv Luban A Father's Blessing By Adam Levy Never Again By Maxim Pinkovskiy 2003 (Untitled) By Jessica Baumann Lessons from the Melting Pot By Eva Becker (Untitled) By Andrew Chambers Remembering the Victims' Humanity By Allison Davis Marian, The Holocaust, and Me By Derek Eyster Remembering the Holocaust in the Season of Passover By Michael Fischer (Untitled) By Jessica Hyman The Swastika and the Snow By Jared Malsin A Promise We Can Keep By Rachel Petersen LeChambon-sur-Lignon: A Beacon of Hope in the Midst of the Darkness By Janessa Piteo 2002 Facing Evil: The Holocaust and September 11 By Nicholas Baumann In Memoriam... By: Kateland Harte Never Again By Tami Houser Music Conquers Silence By Brittany Larson What is Human? By Kevin McBee Imagine Utopia By Carolyn Reid I Choose to See The Holocaust's Lessons on Prejudice and Diversity By Linda Louie Can Education Overcome Fanaticism? By Kai Lukoff The Spark Among the Ashes By Lindsay Norris Lessons From My Grandfather By Ben Paul Within One, Within All By Richard Robertson Tears of Remembrance By Stuart Robinson The Bell Tolls for Thee By Daniel Sobrivenas Why I Cry? By Harold Sultan Returning Hope to History By Inga Zornes 2001 (Untitled) By Akaash Gupta Auschwitz and Beyond: The Science of Apathy and Mass Murder By Jeremy Hobbs (Untitled) By Joshua Simon (Unitled) By Evan Jones Will Ignorance Rule? By Kyle Carson Blair Consequences of The Drive for a Perfect Race By Megan Landfried Our Compassion Died How the Seduction of Germany led to the Destruction of the Jewish people By Carissa Gonzalez (Untitled) By Kelli Murphy (Untitled) By Amanda Loder An Assault on Dignity, Truth, and Memory: The Danger of Holocaust Denial By Henryk Jaronowski (Untitled) By Reena Mittleman (Untitled) By Chelsea Corcoran (Untitled) By Whitney Jones The Holocaust: Its Causes and Preventing its Recurrence By Jonathan Kanary
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The Great Synagogue of Florence, Italy Photo: Samuel Gruber/ISJM 2003  GENERAL  TABLE  OF  CONTENTS: I. Holocaust Background Information II. Heroes and Heroines of the Holocaust III. Faces and Voices of Holocaust Survivors IV. Holocaust Studies and Related Topics V. The Holocaust Argumentative Page VI. Holocaust Selected Readings, Photos, and Items of Interest VII. Holocaust Selected Books VIII. Descendants of the Holocaust IX. Holocaust Related News X. Holocaust Memorial Drives

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