USHMM has compiled several bibliographies to guide readers to materials on various Holocaust-related topics. They list only materials that are in the Library’s collection or available online.

The Museum's National Institute for Holocaust Documentation houses an unparalleled repository of Holocaust evidence that documents the fate of victims, survivors, rescuers, liberators, and others. Our comprehensive collection contains millions of documents, artifacts, photos, films, books, and testimonies.

Researchers can visit the Museum's Library and Archives, and can read online about visiting the Reading Room and accessing material before their visit.

The National Archives holds over 70,000 rolls of microfilm reproducing captured German and related records, as described below. Reference copies of the microfilm may be viewed free of charge in the Microfilm Reading Room, National Archives at College Park.

The Holocaust-Era Assets web pages provide a better understanding of the record holdings of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) relating to the looting, locating, recovering, and restituting Holocaust-Era assets.

The Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Interagency Working Group (IWG) locates, identifies, inventories, and recommends for declassification, currently classified U.S. records relating to Nazi and Japanese Imperial Government war crimes. Once declassified, these records are released to the American public. The group, consisting of high-level representatives from federal agencies and public members, was established by the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act and the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Act.

Records of the Department of State relating to internal affairs of Poland, 1916-1944:decimal file 860c.

National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes Records, 1933-1949. Series: Interrogations, Summaries of Interrogations, and Related Records, 1945-1946

Agencies established to handle matters relating to World War II and its immediate aftermath. The Department of State Central Decimal File and the headquarters decentralized files contain documentation relating to the work and activities of these agencies, too.

Academica gives you access to digital documents of the National Library of Poland, which include contemporary books and scientific journals in every field.

Didn't find what you were looking for at the Library of Congress? Search ArchiveGrid for collections held in other repositories.

These recordings are powerful personal accounts of the Holocaust from Jewish survivors living in Britain. This collection contains interviews from two oral history projects, the Living Memory of the Jewish Community (C410) and the Holocaust Survivors' Centre Interviews (C830).

Online collections of Polish cultural and scientific institutions. Includes over 6.1 million objects.

Europeana works with thousands of European archives, libraries and museums to share cultural heritage. Europeana Collections provides access to over 50 million digitized items.

The Ghetto Fighters' House archive continues its collection of archival materials: artifacts, photographs and documents from the years preceding World War II, from the war period, as well as from the first years after the liberation.

List compiled by the Jewish Virtual Library identifying by state various Holocaust Museums and Memorials across the United States.

Managed by the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise (AICE), the Jewish Virtual Library is the most comprehensive online resource on Jewish history, politics and culture, to provide a one-stop shop for users from around the world seeking answers to questions on subjects ranging from anti-Semtism to Zionism.

The Polish History Museum in Warsaw has created this English-language website for university lecturers, students, and historians as a means to present its expanding collection of historical sources related to the history of Poland between the tenth and the twentieth centuries. The site has been designed using selected historical records to show the most important events and processes in Polish history. Each document is presented in the Polish and English version.

Sources documenting the history of Poland’s Jewish community are scattered all over the world. The POLIN Museum Resource Center gathers information on resources available from other institutions, and facilitates access to them. The site also offers access to a library as well as various types of resources for conducting historical, genealogical and local research.

This guide from the National Archives (UK) will help you identify records of Nazi persecution, including the Holocaust and other crimes committed against various ethnic, religious, political and social groups. Record groups include War Office, Foreign Office, and German Foreign Ministry papers.

The central library of the state in Poland. Its mission is to protect national heritage preserved in the form of handwritten, printed, electronic, recorded sound and audiovisual documents. The primary task of the National Library is to acquire, store and permanently archive the intellectual output of Poles, whether the works of citizens living on Polish soil, the most important foreign works, or publications related to Poland and published abroad.

Polona is one of the most modern digital libraries in the world and at the same time the largest library of its kind in Poland. The National Library of Poland, Polona’s administrator, provides not only its collections but also other institutions’ digitised ressources, using state-of-the-art technologies to achieve the highest quality. Library resources, digitised and made available via Polona, increase daily by up to 2,000 objects: books, early printed books, manuscripts, graphics, maps, scores, photographs, flyers, posters and postcards.

Collected records of an organization founded in September 1939, and dedicated to the dissemination of accurate information concerning Poland, Polish culture and history, and the Polish people in Europe and in the United States. The group's stated purposes were to refute deliberate untruths, and in particular, to combat Nazism and pro-Nazi sentiments in the United States. Articles by Majewski, scrapbooks, pamphlets, clippings, photos, and other items, relating chiefly to Majewski's coin collecting; together with articles, reviews, and publicity on his reminiscences, When Hamtramck and I Were Young (1986). Includes papers of his wife, Marianne Rytlewski Majewski, relating to her political activities in Wayne County, Mich., and with the Michigan Republican Party.

The Polish collection held at UIUC has about 49,494 volumes. There are about 11,425 volumes in Polish literature including standard collected editions of the major authors and a fairly complete selection of literary history and criticism. 10,175 volumes are in Polish history; holdings in Polish law are substantial. The library also provides many resources including bibliographies, resource guides, and links to publications.

An annotated guide to selected electronic resources, such as online library catalogs, archival guides, digital collections, dictionaries and encyclopedias, databases, e-journals, and search engines.

Unable to visit the Library in person? Use WorldCat to locate items, including microfilm editions of select material, in libraries near you.

Located on Har Hazikaron (Heb., Hill of Remembrance), a ridge on the western outskirts of Jerusalem, the Yad Vashem Memorial and Institute includes several commemorative monuments, an historical museum, a central archive and a research center for the documentation of the Holocaust.