Other Links

1. WOMEN SURVIVORS SPEAK

• Survived As An "Aryan"- Rose Greenbaum-Dinerman, Gombin. (Ghetto Fighters House).     
• The Story of Lili Susser, (Ada Holtzman's web site.)
• The Story of Helen L.(Cybrary of the Holocaust web site.)
• Tova (Tosia) Altman - Member in Jewish Underground in Warsaw Ghetto. (Ghetto Fighters' House)
• Frumka Plotnicka - Dror youth movement and the Jewish Fighting Organization (ZOB) in the Warsaw. (Ghetto Fighters' House)
• Gusta Davidson-Draegner ("Justyna") Member of Akiva and the Jewish underground in the Krakow ghetto.(Ghetto Fighters' House)
• Tobka Beatus - "Madricha" (teacher and a guide) in Hashomer Hatzair in Plock, and active in its leadership. (Ghetto Fighters' House).
• Zivia Lubetkin - In the leadership-Dror youth movement. Among the founders of the Jewish Fighting Organization.(Ghetto Fighters' House.)
• Book Review: Polish survivor's short stories resurrect war through details, (Cybrary of the Holocaust).
• Four Perfect Pebbles A gripping memoir as seen through the eyes of a child
• Facing The Lion (book review) Memoirs Of a Young Girl In Nazi Europe.
• Lucille Eichengreen. Rumkowski: And the Orphans of Lodz, by  author From Ashes to Life.
• Judy Meisel. Documentaries: (1.) : Holocaust survivor and civil right activist. (2) Ilse Margaret Vogel: German rescuer, anti-Nazi resistence fighter, political activist.
• The story of Grete Samson (In German and English.)(Own web site)
• Irene (Bleier) Muskal recounts life in Hungary leading up to the Holocaust, and presents an in-depth look at the daily routine in Bergen Belsen and Beyond.
• Zipporah, Yet I Survived, an unusual, and fascinating biography of a most resourceful and courageous Jewish woman in war torn Europe.
• Recha Freier, Rescuer: or the dream to save 10,000 children.

   

2. THE DAUGHTERS SPEAK
           

• Bittersweet Legacy-Creative Responses to the Holocaust. Edited byCynthia Moskowits Brody - powerful Holocaust collection. Artist - Cynthia Moskowitz Brody. Read her full story this web site's "generation-to-generation" page.
•  Bittersweet Legacy's new, important web site.  See the collection in the book's new     web  site.
• A Survivor's Story, by: Mina Cohen: Daughter of a survivor paints her mother's story.  See:          exhibition.
• Divided Lives, The Untold Stories of Jewish-Christian (Mischling) Women in Nazi Germany,Dr. Cynthia Crane.

• Esztertaska (Esther's Bag) An important Hungarian Jewish Feminist web site with Holocaust related stories and issues.  Some links and articles are in English.
• Web Quest - Women and the Holocaust: women as Rescuers; Resisters; and Partisans. Detailed and very informative for teachers and students.
• Survivors Registry, for women and men at the USHMM
• There is a very large and informative section on WOMEN at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Learning Centre, website. Personal stories. Ravensbrück. Text, voices and photographs.
•  Women Resisters during the Holocaust    
•  Women in the French Resistance by Rebecca G. Halbreich      
• A testimony in Letters of a Jewish Family 1939-1942, Ester Golan's life.  See: tribute to Ester on this web sites "special tributes" page.
• Ursula Duba: Poet, Author, Teacher, Lecturer. Powerful in four areas
• Constanze Jaiser: Poetische Zeugnisse (Poetic Testimonies. Poetry from Ravensbrück.
• Ravensbrück, photos, Women's Camp (courtesy of the Florida Center for Instruction Technology, Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust.
• Voices from Ravensbrück - "virtual exhibition" poetry, art, biographies - Pat Binder.
• Remember the Women Institute. Books and other vital information on Ravensbrück
• Memorial Art at Ravensbrück Women's Camp, I (courtesy of the FCFIT, Teachers Guide to the Holocaust.
• Memorial Art at Ravensbrück Women's Camp, II (courtesy of the FCFIT, "Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust."
• "Frauen Bilder", at Ravensbrück Women's Camp (courtesy of the FCFIT, "Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust."
• More about women and the Holocaust
• The Art of Helga King
• Women, Resistance and the Holocaust
• Women's Sexuality in WWII Concentration Camps
• Donna Porter on the Porajmos or the Devouring of the Gypsy Women, Children and Men.
• Women in Holocaust Bibliography- Wendy Simpson
• A selection of documentary photographs, reproductions of works of art, poetry and essays on the Shoah. Many of the photos and works of art are about women.
• Movie Clips of Holocaust survivors, mostly women. (courtesy of the FCIT,"Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust.
• Virtual Reality Movies: Other Camps. (courtesy of the FCIT, "Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust."
• Women of the Third Reich. "About women who were either Nazi supporters or actively anti-Nazi or just silent bystanders."
• A Year In Treblinka- Yankel Wiernik. Chapter # 8 contains incidents regarding women.
• Holocaust Survivors - web site: read their stories and hear their voices -women and men. Dir. John Menzser.
• Medicine and Murder in the Third Reich, by Dr. William E. Seidelman. Part 2: "Doctors and Medical Atrocities", has reference to women.
• Humour as a defense mechanism in the Holocaust, by Dr. Chaya Ostrowe
• "Teaching the Holocaust through Stamps", by Dr. Chaya Ostrower
• To Save A Life - Stories of Holocaust Rescue, by Ellen Land-Weber.
• Images of Altruism, by Ellen-Land Weber. (North Coast Journal.)She has assembled a collection of photos of Jews who lived through the War and of those who helped them."
• Mildred Harnack and the Red Orchestra. Their story is now written, in the book "Resisiting Hitler" by Shareen Brysac.
• Women Make Movies is a multicultural, multiracial, non-profit media arts organization.
• Women's and Gender Studies. Online-Review Journal(English and German)
• Soviet Women in Combat in World War II.
• Women's International Net (WIN) Magazine . winmagazine@oaknetpub/com
• Jewish Student Online Research Center

4.  ART AND THE HOLOCAUST

• Alan Jacob's very important photographs of many Nazi camps .
• Jan Komski, Polish artist and Auschwitz prisoner's incredible drawings of life in the camp.
• Learning about the Holocaust through Art. Featuring also a number of women artists. http://art.holocaust-education.net/reproductions of art works.  It also includes biographies of the artists and histories of the ghettos and camps in which they were interned.
• Survivor Tamara Deuel's art on the Holocaust (link from "remember.org" web site.)
• Are the Jews central to the Holocaust? (1500 words) by Gordon McFee. and other important essays by other authors.
• Silent Voices Speak - non profit organization featuring Holocaust related art exhibitions and lectures.