Picture Books

David Adler, One Yellow Daffodil: A Hanukkah Story.
During Hanukkah, two children help a Holocaust survivor to embrace his religion once again.

Eve Bunting, Terrible Things.
Little Rabbit learns the value of sticking together as the Terrible Things carry away the creatures of the forest clearing.

Pat Lakin, Don't Forget.
While buying ingredients for her first cake, Sarah shares secrets with the friendly neighborhood shopkeepers, especially with the Singers, who have blue numbers on their arms.

Claire Nivola, Elisabeth.
Forced to flee the Nazis, a young girl and her family eventually end up in the United States where, years later, the girl is reunited with the beloved doll she left behind in Germany.

Shulamith Levey Oppenheim, The Lily Cupboard.
Miriam, a young Jewish girl, is forced to leave her parents and hide with strangers in the country during the German occupation of Holland.

Faith Ringgold, Bonjour, Lonnie.
An African American Jewish boy traces his ancestry with the help of the Love Bird of Paris.

Steven Schnur, The Tie Man's Miracle: A Chanukah Tale.
On the last night of Chanukah, after hearing how an old man lost his family in the Holocaust, a young boy makes a wish that is carried to God as the menorah candles burn down.

Dorothy Sim, In My Pocket.
Fear and uncertainty afflict everyone on a boat one morning in July 1939 when Jewish children sail from Holland to the safety of a new life in Scotland.

Juvenile Fiction

Chester Aaron, Gideon: A Novel. 181 p.
After losing family and friends, Gideon must bury religion and identity in order to survive the Warsaw Ghetto and Treblinka concentration camp during World War II.

Karen Ackerman, The Night Crossing. 56 p.
In 1938, having begun to feel the persecution that all Jews are experiencing in their Austrian city, Clara and her family escape over the mountains into Switzerland.

Gila Almagor, Under the Domim Tree. 164 p.
A group of teenagers, mostly Holocaust survivors, experience joys and troubles while living at an Israeli youth settlement in 1953.

Elliott Arnold, A Kind of Secret Weapon. 191 p.
A family contributes to the resistance movement in Nazi occupied Denmark during World War II.

Sandy Asher, Daughters of the Law. 157 p.
Ruthie’s burgeoning friendship with Denise occurs at a time when she finds it increasingly difficult to cope with the sadness, fear, and pain that fills her home as a result of her parents’ experiences in Nazi Germany.

Edith Baer, A Frost in the Night. 208 p.
A young Jewish girl grows up in a city in southern Germany during the period of Hitler's rise to power.

Mary Baylis-White, Sheltering Rebecca. 99 p.
In the days before the Second World War, twelve-year-old Sally becomes friends with Rebecca, a young Jewish refugee from Germany.

Nathaniel Benchley, Bright Candles: A Novel of the Danish Resistance. 256 p.
A sixteen-year-old Danish boy experiences the German occupation of his country during World War II.

Tamar Bergman, Along the Tracks. 245 p.
A young Jewish boy must leave his home during a German invasion, and he becomes a refugee in the Soviet Union, is separated from his family, and undergoes many hardships before enjoying a normal home again.

Tamar Bergman, The Boy from over There. 180 p.
Avramik, a young Holocaust survivor, has difficulties adjusting to life on a kibbutz in the days before the Arab-Israeli War.

Zdenka Bezdekova, They Called Me Leni. 83 p.
Following World War II, a little German girl begins to suspect that she may have other origins as she tries to reconcile the many discrepancies of her life at home and school.

Claire Huchet Bishop, Twenty and Ten. 76 p.
Twenty French school children hide ten Jewish children from the Nazis during the occupation of France during World War II.

Jerome Brooks, Make Me a Hero. 152 p.
Twelve-year-old Jake's horizons widen considerably when, one spring day in 1943, he inadvertently goes beyond his neighborhood boundaries, finds a job, and meets Harry Katz, a Holocaust survivor.

Barbara Cohen, Benny. 154 p.
A German refugee's unhappiness affords Benny Rifkind a chance to show his family that he has concerns other than baseball and the 1939 World's Fair.

Robert Cormier, Tunes for Bears to Dance To. 101 p.
Eleven-year-old Henry escapes his family's problems by watching the wood-carving of Mr. Levine, an elderly Holocaust survivor, but when Henry is manipulated into betraying his friend he comes to know true evil.

Milton Dank, The Dangerous Game. 157 p.
Love of Paris and France prompts a sixteen-year-old to join the resistance movement shortly after the Nazi invasion of 1940.

Milton Dank, Game's End. 158 p.
In this sequel to The Dangerous Game, Charles Marceau, now a second lieutenant in the Free French Army, returns to France and its resistance movement to prepare for the impending allied invasion.

T. Degens, Transport 7-41-R. 171 p.
A thirteen-year-old girl describes her journey from the Russian sector of defeated Germany to Cologne on a transport carrying returning refugees in 1946.

Eilis Dillon, Children of Bach. 164 p.
A Hungarian Jewish family of talented musicians escapes Nazi persecution during World War II.

Malka Drucker, Jacob's Rescue: A Holocaust Story. 117 p.
In answer to his daughter's questions, a man recalls the terrifying years of his childhood when a brave Polish couple, Alex and Mela Roslan, hid him and other Jewish children from the Nazis. Based on a true story.

Gertie Evenhuis, What about Me? 96 p.
A young boy searches for a way to help the resistance movement in Amsterdam during the German occupation.

Harriet K. Feder, Mystery in Miami Beach. 173 p.
While spending winter break with her grandmother on Miami Beach, freshman Viki Hartman stumbles upon danger, Nazi hunters, and an old mystery involving the escape of Jews from Germany just before World War II.

Paula Kurzband Feder, The Feather-Bed Journey. 32 p.
As she tries to repair a torn feather pillow, Grandma tells about her childhood in Poland, about the Nazi persecution of Jews in World War II, and about the origin of this special pillow.

James Forman, Ceremony of Innocence. 249 p.
Based on true events, a brother and sister are arrested and executed for their involvement in anti-Nazi underground activities.

James Forman, My Enemy, My Brother. 250 p.
Released from a concentration camp after World War II, a sixteen-year-old boy settles on an Israeli kibbutz where his new life is threatened by the growing conflict between Arabs and Jews.

James D. Forman, The Survivor. 272 p.
A Jewish family in Holland during World War II dwindles away one by one during the Nazi Holocaust.

James D. Forman, The Traitors. 238 p.
Increasingly inspired by his adopted father's anti-Nazi convictions, a young German conspires with an underground group to save their small town when the Nazis plan to destroy it as a deterrent to the allied forces.

Barbara Gehrts, Don't Say a Word. 169 p.
Living in Berlin during World War II, Anna finds herself and her family growing more and more aware of the dangerous direction in which her country is moving as her friends start to die.

Mel Glenn, Squeeze Play: A Baseball Story. 135 p.
With the support of gentle Mr. Janowicz, a Holocaust survivor, Jeremy adjusts to his bullying sixth grade teacher and his mandatory after-school baseball games.

Erik Christian Haugaard, Chase Me, Catch Nobody! 209 p.
On a school trip to Germany in 1937, a fourteen-year-old Danish schoolboy becomes involved in the activities of the anti-Nazi underground.

Jo Hoestlandt, Star of Fear, Star of Hope. 30 p.
Nine-year-old Helen is confused by the disappearance of her Jewish friend during the occupation of France.

Joseph Joffo, A Bag of Marbles. 292 p.
Ten-year-old Jo Joffo must use his wits and courage to avoid the Nazis while he hides with his brother in many places throughout the south of France and the French Alps.

Jacqueline Jules, The Grey Striped Shirt. 64 p.
When Frannie finds a grey striped shirt in the closet, she asks questions which lead her grandparents to tell her about their experience of the Holocaust.

Mara Kay, In the Face of Danger. 210 p.
While residing with a German family, English-born Ann Lindsay discovers that Frau Meixner, whose son is a member of the Hitler Youth, is hiding two Jewish girls in the attic.

Judith Kerr, The Other Way Round. 256 p.
Fifteen-year-old Anna and her family escape to London in the early 1940's following the Nazi takeover of Germany.

Judith Kerr, When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit. 191 p.
In the early 1930's, a nine-year-old Jewish girl and her family travel to England due to the growing unrest and uncertainty in pre-war Germany.

M. E. Kerr, Gentlehands. 183 p.
A teenage boy falls in love with an "upper class" girl and gets to know his estranged grandfather in one heartbreaking summer which climaxes in a shattering search for Nazi war criminals.

Lena Kuchler-Silberman, My Hundred Children. (Paperback) 253 p.
A woman risks everything to take a group of Jewish children from Poland to Israel during World War II.

Irina Korschunow, A Night in Distant Motion. 151 p.
When seventeen-year-old Regine, a Nazi supporter, falls in love with a Polish prisoner in 1944, she notices for the first time the injustices and horrors going on around her and discovers she can be silent no longer.

Christa Laird, But Can the Phoenix Sing? 230 p.
Seventeen-year-old Richard discovers the incredible details of his stern and remote stepfather's hidden past when he is left a manuscript to read while his stepfather is away in Australia.

Christa Laird, Shadow of the Wall. 144 p.
Living with his mother and two sisters in the Warsaw Ghetto, Misha is befriended by the director of the orphanage, Dr. Korczak, and finds a purpose to his life when he joins a resistance organization.

Sonia Levitin, Annie's Promise. 186 p.
Her experiences at summer camp in the California mountains in 1945 give twelve-year-old Annie Platt new insight into her overprotective family of German-Jewish immigrants. Sequel to Journey to America and Silver Days.

Sonia Levitin, Journey to America. 150 p.
A Jewish family fleeing Nazi Germany in 1938 endures innumerable separations before they are reunited once again.

Sonia Levitin, Silver Days. 185 p.
Escaping from Hitler's Germany, a prosperous Jewish family lives in a New York City tenement until Papa decides to move the family to California. Sequel to Journey to America.

Myron Levoy, Alan and Naomi. 192 p.
In New York of the 1940's, a boy tries to befriend a girl traumatized by Nazi brutality in France.

Myron Levoy, The Hanukkah of Great-Uncle Otto. 48 p.
Joshua and his great-uncle Otto discover a new meaning in the celebration of Hanukkah when they try to build a menorah like the special one Otto lost during the Holocaust.

Lois Lowry, Number the Stars. 137 p.
In 1943, during the German occupation of Denmark, ten-year-old Annemarie learns how to be brave and courageous when she helps shelter her Jewish friend from the Nazis.

Marie McSwigan, Snow Treasure. 179 p.
A group of children help their country by smuggling gold out of German occupied Norway during World War II.

Carol Matas, After the War. 116 p.
After being released from Buchenwald at the end of World War II, fifteen-year-old Ruth risks her life to lead a group of children across Europe to Palestine.

Carol Matas, Code Name Kris. 152 p.
After the Nazi occupation of Denmark forces his Jewish friends to flee the country, Jesper continues to work in the underground resistance movement. Sequel to Lisa's War.

Carol Matas, Daniel's Story. 136 p.
Daniel, whose family suffers as the Nazis rise to power in Germany, describes his imprisonment in a concentration camp and his eventual liberation.

Carol Matas, The Garden. 102 p.
After leading a group of Jewish refugees to Israel after World War II, sixteen-year-old Ruth joins the Haganah, the Jewish Army, and helps her people fight to keep the land granted to them by the United Nations.

Carol Matas, Lisa's War. 111 p.
During the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Lisa and other teenage Jews become involved in an underground resistance movement and eventually must flee for their lives.

Harry Mazer, The Last Mission. 182 p.
In 1944, a fifteen-year-old Jewish boy tells his family he will travel in the West but instead, enlists in the United States Air Corps and is subsequently taken prisoner by the Germans.

Michael Morpurgo, Waiting for Anya. p. 172
Courage comes into play as the French town of Vichy bands together to save a group of Jewish children during World War II.

Marietta D. Moskin, I Am Rosemarie. 190 p.
A Jewish girl from the Netherlands manages to live through the horrors that befall her family following the Nazi occupation in 1940.

Nostlinger, Christine. Fly Away Home. 135 p.
A young girl recalls what life was like for her family in Vienna toward the end of World War II.

Doris Orgel, A Certain Magic. 176 p.
The discovery of an old copy book belonging to her aunt leads eleven-year-old Jenny on an unusual search into the past.

Doris Orgel, The Devil in Vienna. 246 p.
A Jewish girl and the daughter of a Nazi have been best friends since they started school, but in 1938, the thirteen-year-olds find their close relationship difficult to maintain.

Uri Orlev, The Island on Bird Street. 162 p.
During World War II, a Jewish boy is left on his own for months in a ruined house in the Warsaw Ghetto, where he must learn all the tricks of survival under constantly life-threatening conditions.

Uri Orlev, The Lady with the Hat. 183 p.
In 1947, seventeen-year-old Yulek, the only member of his immediate family to survive the German concentration camps, joins a group of young Jews preparing to live on a kibbutz in Israel, unaware that his aunt living in London is looking for him.

Uri Orlev, Lydia, Queen of Palestine. 170 p.
A young Romanian Jewish girl describes her childhood in pre-World War II Romania, her struggles to understand her parents' divorce amid the chaos of the war, and her life on a kibbutz in Palestine. Based on the life of the Israeli poet Arianna Haran.

Uri Orlev, The Man from the Other Side. 186 p.
Living on the outskirts of the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II, fourteen-year-old Marek and his grandparents shelter a Jewish man in the days before the Jewish uprising.

Leonie Ossowski, Star without a Sky. 214 p.
In the last chaotic days of World War II, five young Germans discover a Jewish boy hiding in a cellar and are torn over whether or not to turn him over to the Nazi authorities as the law demands.

Gudrun Pausewang, The Final Journey. 153 p.
An eleven-year-old Jewish girl discovers the horrors of Hitler's Germany when the Nazis seize her family and load them onto a cattle-truck bound for a concentration camp.

Els Pelgrom, The Winter When Time Was Frozen. 253 p.
In Holland during the last months of World War II, a twelve-year-old girl and her father find shelter with a farm family who courageously give sanctuary to all in need of it.

Gary Provost, David and Max. 180 p.
While spending the summer with his grandfather Max and helping him search for a friend believed to have perished in the Holocaust, twelve-year-old David discovers many things about Max's terrible years during World War II and subsequent family relationships.

Karen Ray, To Cross a Line. 154 p.
In 1938, after a minor traffic accident, seventeen-year-old Egon Katz joins an increasing number of German Jews desperately trying to find a way out of the country.

Hans Peter Richter, Friedrich. 149 p.
A young German boy recounts the fate of his best friend, a Jewish boy, during the Nazi regime.

Hans Peter Richter, I Was There. 204 p.
A young German boy narrates his experiences in the Hitler youth movement during the early years of the Third Reich.

Anne K. Rose, Refugee. 118 p.
A twelve-year-old girl flees from Belgium prior to Hitler's invasion, and she lives in New York until the age of eighteen when the war ends.

Renee Roth-Hano, Touch Wood: A Girlhood in Occupied France. 297 p.
In this autobiographical novel set in Nazi occupied France, Renee, a young Jewish girl, and her family flee their home in Alsace and live a precarious existence in Paris until Renee and her sisters escape to the shelter of a convent in Normandy.

Lou Rydberg, The Shadow Army. 160 p.
During World War II, a youth in Crete joins the underground and becomes involved in dangerous missions against the Nazi occupation troops.

Marilyn Sachs, A Pocket Full of Seeds. 137 p.
During World War II in occupied France, a young Jewish girl returns from an overnight visit with a friend to find her family has disappeared.

Steven Schnur, The Shadow Children. 86 p.
While spending the summer on his grandfather's farm in the French countryside, eleven-year-old Etienne discovers a secret dating back to World War II and encounters the ghosts of Jewish children who suffered a dreadful fate under the Nazis.

Nava Semel, Flying Lessons. 119 p.
Living in a village in Israel where her father grows oranges, a motherless girl befriends a sensitive shoemaker from Djerba from whom she hopes to learn how to fly.

Ruth Minsky Sender, The Cage. 245 p.
A teenage girl recounts the suffering and persecution of her family under the Nazis in a Polish ghetto, during deportation, and in a concentration camp.

Efraim Sevela, We Were Not Like Other People. 216 p.
Separated from his family when the Germans invade Russia during World War II, a young boy learns to fend for himself and earn a living whenever and however he can.

Efraim Sevela, Why There Is No Heaven on Earth. 205 p.
The narrator, a Russian Jew, remembers the rare and amazing friend of his childhood, before the Nazi invasion of Russia separated them forever.

Yuri Suhl, On the Other Side of the Gate. 149 p.
A young Jewish couple are confined to a ghetto during the German occupation of Poland in World War II.

Yuri Suhl, Uncle Misha's Partisans. 211 p.
During World War II in the Ukraine, an orphaned Jewish boy joins a band of partisans who give him an important assignment against the Nazis.

Christine Szambelan-Strevinsky, Dark Hour of Noon. 215 p.
A young Polish girl becomes involved with anti-German underground activities during World War II.

Erika Tamar, Good-bye, Glamour Girl. 218 p.
When Liesl, a Jewish refugee from Nazi occupied Vienna, arrives in New York, she is determined to leave her European heritage behind and become as all-American, glamorous, and famous as her idol, film star Rita Hayworth.

Terry W. Treseder, Hear O Israel: A Story of the Warsaw Ghetto. 41 p.
A Jewish boy describes life in the Warsaw Ghetto and his family's ultimate transference to and decimation in the camp of Treblinka.

Hilda Van Stockum, The Borrowed House. 215 p.
During World War II, a young German girl who is a member of the Hitler youth goes to live with her parents in occupied Amsterdam and realizes the truth about the war.

Colette Vivier, The House of the Four Winds. 190 p.
A young Parisian boy becomes involved with an underground resistance group during the occupation of France.

Ida Vos, Anna Is Still Here. 139 p.
Thirteen-year-old Anna, who was a "hidden child" in Nazi occupied Holland during World War II, gradually learns to deal with the realities of being a survivor.

Ida Vos, Dancing on the Bridge of Avignon. 183 p.
A young Jewish girl and her family experience the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands during World War II.

Ida Vos, Hide and Seek. 132 p.
A young Jewish girl living in Holland tells of her experiences during the Nazi occupation, her years in hiding, and the aftershock when the war finally ends.

Elie Wiesel, Dawn. (Paperback) 102 p.
A young Israeli freedom fighter in British controlled Palestine must fight the memories of his life in a concentration camp as well as struggle for a future in the new Israel.

Elie Wiesel, Night. (Paperback) 109 p.
The Nazi death camp horror turns a young Jewish boy into an agonized witness to the death of his family, his innocence, and his God.

Laura E. Williams, Behind the Bedroom Wall. 169 p.
Ten-year-old Korinna must decide whether to report her parents to her Hitler youth group when she discovers that they are hiding a Jewish mother and her daughter in a secret space behind Korinna's bedroom wall.

Eva-Lis Wuorio, Code: Polonaise. 198 p.
A group of Polish children risk their lives and narrowly escape detection by the Nazis while publishing an underground newspaper in occupied Poland.

Jane Yolen, The Devil's Arithmetic. 170 p.
Hannah resents stories of her Jewish heritage and of the past until, when opening the door during a Passover Seder, she finds herself in Poland during World War II. She experiences the horrors of a concentration camp, and she learns why she, and we, need to remember the past.

Young Adult Fiction

Liliane Atlan, The Passersby. 86 p.
As a Jewish teenage girl struggles with anorexia, her decisions about whether or not to live affect those close to her and are influenced by survivors of the Holocaust.

Martha Attema, A Time to Choose. 166 p. (paperback)
Johannes van der Meer joins the Dutch resistance during World War II to prove his loyalty for his country and his friends.

Peter Broner, Night of the Broken Glass. 316 p.
Three men directly and individually confront the emerging horror of Nazism in Hitler's Germany.

Lutz van Dijk, Damned Strong Love: The True Story of Willi G. and Stefan K. 138 p.
When the Nazis overran Poland in the fall of 1939, the fifteen-year-old Stefan K.'s father was sent off to a German camp. To complicate the situation, Stefan falls in love with a German soldier-- a man named Willi G. Their love is strong, but everything about their relationship proves challenging.

Carl Friedman, Nightfather. 133 p.
The young daughter of a survivor tells of the efforts she and her two brothers make to try to bridge the gulf between themselves and their father that has been formed by his concentration camp experiences.

Carl Friedman, The Shovel and the Loom. 168 p.
Twenty-year-old Chaya is the daughter of Holocaust survivors, a philosophy student, and a nonbeliever. As she searches for her place in the world, the key to self-discovery comes in the form of the three-year-old Orthodox Jewish boy in her care.

Eva Mekler, Sunrise Shows Late. 272 p.
After working for the Polish Underground during World War II, Manya Gerson escapes the turmoil of post-war Poland by traveling to a displaced persons camp in Germany. Manya meets two men in the camp, and she must choose between the security she longed for during the war and the passion she cannot avoid.

Thomas Moran, The Man in the Box. 260 p.
The Lukasser family hides a Jewish doctor in a large box in their barn during World War II. When young Niki Lukasser’s family slowly stops helping the doctor, Niki and her friend assume responsibility for preserving his life.

Anita Shreve, Resistance: A Novel. 222 p.
During the Nazi occupation of Belgium, Claire Daussois and her husband, Henri, shelter refugees on their way to France and freedom. When Henri goes away to help the Resistance, Claire struggles with a burgeoning love for a downed American pilot.

Art Spiegelman, Maus: A Survivor's Tale. 159 p.
Portrayed in a graphic novel format, a cartoonist comes to terms with his father's suffering during the Holocaust and his father's ultimate survival against the odds.

Art Spiegelman, Maus: A Survivor's Tale, II: And Here My Troubles Began. 135 p.
The sequel to Maus: A Survivor's Tale, the second volume continues to delve into the relationship of the cartoonist and his father in the context of the father's identity as a Holocaust survivor.

Cynthia Voigt, David and Jonathan. 249 p.
The relationship between two close friends, Henry and Jonathan, changes when Jonathan's cousin David, a survivor of the Holocaust, comes to live with Jonathan's family.

 

Audio Books

Robert Cormier, Tunes for Bears to Dance To. 

Anne Frank, Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl.

Harry Mazer, The Last Mission.

Nonfiction

Chana Byers Abells, The Children We Remember: Photographs from the Archives of Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, Israel.
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David Adler, Child of the Warsaw Ghetto.
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David Adler, Hilde and Eli, Children of the Holocaust.
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David Adler, The Number on My Grandfather's Arm.
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David Adler, We Remember the Holocaust.
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Ruth Aliav, The Secret Ship.
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David Altshuler, Hitler's War Against the Jews.
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Alicia Appleman-Jurman, Alicia: My Story.
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Inge Auerbacher, Beyond the Yellow Star to America.
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Inge Auerbacher, I Am a Star: Child of the Holocaust.
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Auschwitz: A History in Photographs
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The Auschwitz Album: A Book Based upon an Album Discovered by a Concentration Camp Survivor, Lili Meier.
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Eleanor H. Ayer, Parallel Journeys.
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Eleanor H. Ayer, The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: America Keeps the Memory Alive.
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Susan Bachrach, Tell Them We Remember: The Story of the Holocaust.
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Margaret Baldwin, The Boys Who Saved the Children.
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Michael Bar-Zohar, Arrows of the Almighty: The Most Extraordinary True Spy Story of World War II.
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Janina Bauman, Winter in the Morning: A Young Girl's Life in the Warsaw Ghetto and Beyond, 1939-1945.
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Bearing Witness: Stories of the Holocaust.
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Israel Bernbaum, My Brother's Keeper: The Holocaust through the Eyes of an Artist.
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Michael Berenbaum, The World Must Know: The History of the Holocaust as Told in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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Christabel Bielenberg, Christabel Bielenberg and Nazi Germany.
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Livia Bitton-Jackson, I Have Lived a Thousand Years: Growing Up in the Holocaust.
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Adina Blady-Szwajgier, I Remember Nothing More: The Warsaw Children's Hospital and the Jewish Resistance.
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Gay Block, Rescuers: Portraits of Moral Courage in the Holocaust.
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Haim Bresheeth, Introducing the Holocaust.
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Walter Buchignani, Tell No One Who You Are: The Hidden Childhood of Regine Miller.
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Miriam Chaikin, A Nightmare in History: The Holocaust, 1933-1945.
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Children in the Holocaust and World War II: Their Secret Diaries.
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Lilo Cohen, A Shadow Over My Life.
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Inge Deutschkron, Outcast: A Jewish Girl in Wartime Berlin.
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Different Voices: Women and the Holocaust.
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Olga Levy Drucker, Kindertransport.
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The Encyclopedia of the Holocaust (Vols. 1-4)
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Final Letters: From Victims of the Holocaust.
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Norman H. Finkelstein, Remember Not to Forget: A Memory of the Holocaust.
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Robert O. Fisch, Light from the Yellow Star.
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Toby Knobel Fluek, Memories of My Life in a Polish Village, 1930-1949.
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Eva Fogelman, Conscience & Courage: Rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Anne Frank, Tales from the Secret Annex.
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Ina R. Friedman, Escape or Die: True Stories of Young People Who Survived the Holocaust.
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Ina R. Friedman, Flying against the Wind: The Story of a Young Woman Who Defied the Nazis.
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Philip Friedman, Roads to Extinction: Essays on the Holocaust.
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Cornelia Fuykschot, Hunger in Holland: Life during the Nazi Occupation.
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Sonia Games, Escape into Darkness: The True Story of a Young Woman's Extraordinary Survival during World War II.
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Solly Ganor, Light One Candle: A Survivor's Tale from Lithuania to Jerusalem.
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Charles Gelman, Do Not Go Gentle: A Memoir of Jewish Resistance in Poland, 1941-1945.
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Martin Gilbert, Atlas of the Holocaust.
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Ruth Glasberg Gold, Ruth's Journey: A Survivor's Memoir.
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Howard Greenfeld, The Hidden Children.
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Gerda Haas, Tracking the Holocaust.
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Kitty Hart, Return to Auschwitz: The Remarkable Story of a Girl Who Survived the Holocaust.
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Aaron Hass, In the Shadow of the Holocaust: The Second Generation.
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Esther Rudomin Hautzig, The Endless Steppe: Growing Up in Siberia.
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Ingeborg Hecht, Invisible Walls: A German Family under the Nuremberg Laws.
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Judith Hemmendinger, Survivors: Children of the Holocaust.
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Erwin Herman, The Yanov Torah.
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Historical Atlas of the Holocaust.
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Holocaust: A Grolier Student Library.
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I Didn't Say Goodbye: Interviews with the Children of the Holocaust.
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly: Children's Drawings and Poems from Terezin Concentration Camp, 1942-1944.
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Roberto Innocenti, Rose Blanche.
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Hanneke Ippisch, Sky: A True Story of Resistance during World War II.
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Judith Magyar Isaacson, Seed of Sarah: Memoirs of a Survivor.
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Jeremy Josephs, Swastika over Paris.
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Stuart A. Kallen, Bearing Witness: Liberation and the Nuremberg Trials.
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Stuart A. Kallen, The Faces of Resistance.
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Stuart A. Kallen, The Holocaust, 1939-1945.
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Erich Kulka, Escape from Auschwitz.
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Serge Klarsfeld, The Children of Izieu: A Human Tragedy.
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Elaine Landau, Nazi War Criminals.
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Elaine Landau, The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
JUV/940.5318/LAN

Ronnie S. Landau, The Nazi Holocaust.
JUV/940.5318/LAN

Claude Lanzmann, Shoah: An Oral History of the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5315/LAN

Walter Laqueur, Breaking the Silence.
JUV/940.5315/LAQ

Charles Lawliss, ...And God Cried: The Holocaust Remembered.
JUV/940.5318/LAW

Manny Lawton, Some Survived.
JUV/940.54/LAW

Isabella Leitner, The Big Lie: A True Story.
JUV/940.5318/LEI

Isabella Leitner, Saving the Fragments: From Auschwitz to New York.
JUV/940.53/LEI

Helen Lewis, A Time to Speak.
JUV/940.5318/LEW

Willy Lindwer, The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank.
JUV/949.2/LIN

The Lost Generation: Children in the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5315/LOS 

Jane Marks, The Hidden Children: The Secret Survivors of the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5318/MAR

Albert Marrin, The Secret Armies: Spies, Counterspies, and Saboteurs in World War II.
JUV/940.5485/MAR

Lucette Matalon Lagnado, Children of the Flames: Dr. Josef Mengele and the Untold Story of the Twins of Auschwitz.
JUV/940.5318/MAT

Milton Meltzer, Never to Forget: The Jews of the Holocaust.
JUV/943.086/MEL

Milton Meltzer, Rescue: The Story of How Gentiles Saved Jews in the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5315/MEL

Liana Millu, Smoke over Birkenau.
JUV/940.5318/MIL

Miriam Nerlove, Flowers on the Wall.
JUV/940.5318/NERLOVE

Peter Neville, Life in the Third Reich.
JUV/940.54/NEV

Jona Oberski, Childhood.
JUV/940.548/OBE 

Lila Perl and Marion Blumenthal Lazan, Four Perfect Pebbles: A Holocaust Story.
JUV/940.5318/PER

Jayne Pettit, A Time to Fight Back: True Stories of Wartime Resistance.
JUV/940.53/PET

Arthur Prager, World War II Resistance Stories.
JUV/940.53/PRA

Johanna Reiss, The Journey Back.
JUV/949.207/REI

Johanna Reiss, The Upstairs Room.
JUV/949.207/REI

Abraham Resnick, The Holocaust.
JUV/940.5318/RES

Nigel Richardson, The July Plot.
JUV/943.086/RIC

Barbara Rogasky, Smoke and Ashes: The Story of the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5315/ROG

Maxine Rosenberg, Hiding to Survive: Stories of Jewish Children Rescued from the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5318/ROS

Seymour Rossel, The Holocaust: The Fire That Raged.
JUV/940.53/ROS

Simha Rotem, Memoirs of a Warsaw Ghetto Fighter: The Past Within Me.
JUV/940.5318/ROT

Gerald Schwab, The Day the Holocaust Began: The Odyssey of Herschel Grynszpan.
JUV/943.086/SCH

Ruth Minsky Sender, The Holocaust Lady.
JUV/940.5318/SEN

Victoria Sherrow, Cities at War: Amsterdam.
JUV940.5349/SHE

Peter Sichrovsky, Strangers in Their Own Land: Young Jews in Germany and Austria Today.
JUV/940.5315/SIC

Aranka Siegal, Upon the Head of the Goat: A Childhood in Hungary, 1939-1944.
JUV/947.084/SIE

Eric Silver, The Book of the Just: The Unsung Heroes Who Rescued Jews from Hitler.
JUV/940.5318/SIL

Dawid Sierkowiak, The Diary of Dawid Sierkowiak: Five Notebooks from the Lod’z Ghetto.
JUV/940.5318/SIE

Bea Stadtler, The Holocaust: A History of Courage and Resistance.
JUV/940.5318/STA

R. Conrad Stein, The Holocaust.
JUV/940.5315/STE

R. Conrad Stein, Resistance Movements.
JUV/940.53/STE

R. Conrad Stein, Warsaw Ghetto.
JUV/940.5315/STE

Gail Stewart, Life in the Warsaw Ghetto.
JUV/940.5318/STE

Helen Strahinich, The Holocaust: Understanding and Remembering.
JUV/940.5318/STR

Yale Strom, A Tree Still Stands: Jewish Youth in Eastern Europe Today.
JUV/947/STR

Marie Syrkin, Blessed Is the Match: The Story of Jewish Resistance.
JUV/940.5315/SYR 

Richard Tames, Living Through History: Nazi Germany.
JUV/943.086/TAM

Nechama Tec, When Light Pierced the Darkness: Christian Rescue of Jews in Nazi-Occupied Poland.
JUV/940.5315/TEC

Nelly S. Toll, Behind the Secret Window: A Memoir of a Hidden Childhood during World War II.
JUV/940.5318/TOL 

Norbert Troller, Theresienstadt: Hitler's Gift to the Jews.
JUV/940.5318/TRO

Ilse Margret Vogel, Bad Times, Good Friends: A Personal Memoir.
JUV/943.155/VOG

The Warsaw Ghetto: The 45th Anniversary of the Uprising.
JUV/940.5318/WAR

We Are Children Just the Same: Vedem, the Secret Magazine by the Boys of Terezín.
JUV/940.5318/WE

We Are Witnesses: Five Diaries of Teenagers Who Died in the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5318/WE

We Survived the Holocaust.
JUV/940.5318/LAN

Margot Webb, Shadows at Noon.
JUV/940.5318/WEB

Frida Scheps Weinstein, A Hidden Childhood, 1942-1945.
JUV/940.5315/WEI

David Williamson, The Third Reich.
JUV/943.086/WIL

Young People Speak: Surviving the Holocaust in Hungary.
JUV/940.5318/YOU

Karen Zeinert, The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
JUV/940.5318/ZEI

Sara Zyskind, Stolen Years.
JUV/940.5315/ZYS

Sara Zyskind, Struggle.
JUV/940.5315/ZYS


Biography

David A. Adler, A Picture Book of Anne Frank.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A. 

Richard A. Amdur, Anne Frank.
JUV/BIOG/Frank,

Linda Atkinson, In Kindling Flame: The Story of Hannah Senesh, 1921-1944.
JUV/BIOG/Senesh, H.

Susan Banfield, Charles de Gaulle.
JUV/BIOG/Gaulle

Gene Brown, Anne Frank: Child of the Holocaust.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Anne Frank, Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Miep Gies, Anne Frank Remembered: The Story of the Woman Who Helped to Hide the Frank Family.
JUV/BIOG/Gies, M.

Carol Greene, Elie Wiesel: Messenger from the Holocaust.
JUV/BIOG/Wiesel, E.

Johanna Hurwitz, Anne Frank: Life in Hiding.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Clara Isaacman, Clara's Story.
JUV/BIOG/Isaacman

Sandor Katz, Anne Frank: Voice of Hope.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Ilse Koehn, Mischling, Second Degree: My Childhood in Nazi Germany.
JUV/BIOG/Koehn

Anita Larsen, Raoul Wallenberg: Missing Diplomat.
JUV/BIOG/Wallenberg

Caroline Evensen Lazo, Elie Wiesel.
JUV/BIOG/Wiesel, E.

Vanora Leigh, Anne Frank.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Sharon Linnea, Raoul Wallenberg: The Man Who Stopped Death.
JUV/BIOG/Wallenberg

Albert Marrin, Hitler.
JUV/BIOG/Hitler

Michael Nicholson, Raoul Wallenberg.
JUV/BIOG/Wallenberg

Iris Noble, Nazi Hunter, Simon Wiesenthal.
JUV/BIOG/Wiesenthal

Michael Pariser, Elie Wiesel: Bearing Witness.
JUV/BIOG/Wiesel, E.

Jack L. Roberts, Oskar Schindler.
JUV/BIOG/Schindler, O.

Ruud van der Rol, Anne Frank, Beyond the Diary: A Photographic Remembrance.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Ernst Schnabel, Anne Frank: A Portrait in Courage.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Hans Scholl, At the Heart of the White Rose: Letters and Diaries of Hans and Sophie Scholl.
JUV/BIOG/Scholl

Maxine Schur, Hannah Szenes: A Song of Light.
JUV/BIOG/Senesh

Ruth Minsky Sender, To Life.
JUV/ BIOG/Sender

Danny Smith, Wallenberg: Lost Hero.
JUV/BIOG/Wallenberg 

Ellen Norman Stern, Elie Wiesel, Witness for Life.
JUV/BIOG/Wiesel, E.

Richard Tames, Anne Frank.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Lina Tridenti, Anne Frank.
JUV/BIOG/Frank, A.

Hermann Vinke, The Short Life of Sophie Scholl.
JUV/BIOG/Scholl