The Holocaust

• Canadian Immigration Overview 
• Displaced Persons Camps
• Learning Resources -Teacher's Guide, artifacts, memoirs

• In their own words... - books written by holocaust survivors. Download the books for free or order copies of the books, free for schools. There are two sets of books to order.

Artifacts of Hana Brady that tells the story with the help of a museum curator in Japan and her brother - George Brade an immigrant to Canada. 

An updated colleciton of links. 

International Holocaust Remembrance Day - January 27, 2012.
Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day Yom Hashoah - Thursday, April 19, 2012

Extensive collection of resources including photographs, real time video and audio. The personal stories and historical documents reveal the atrocity of World War II that occurred to the Jewish people. Teachers be advised to review this site for suitability for your age of students.  The issues, photographs and dialogue are aimed at a mature audience. The teacher's guide of the permanent museum is a good reference for the time-line of events of the "final solution".

Level: Intermediate, Senior, Adult 

An overview of the people and events of the Holocaust through photographs, documents, art, music, movies, and literature. Student Activities included.

Teachers should review this site before using it for elementary students.

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• Timeline
• Help and Tips to creat your project - Use the menu on the left

Online exhibits with teacher's guides.

An extensive collection of primary source documentation.