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Four and a half of the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis and their accomplices are commemorated here. This database includes information regarding victims of the Shoah: those who were murdered and some whose fate has yet to be determined.
Thematic and Chronological Narrative. About the Holocaust explores the history of the Holocaust thematically and chronologically. Each chapter in the narrative is divided into subchapters with explanatory texts. Useful related resources accompany the texts and may include photos, video testimonies, documentary footage, documents, artifacts and ...
The Central Database of Shoah Victims’ Names (or Names Database) is a unique international endeavor initiated and led by Yad Vashem. Its primary aim is to recover the names and reconstruct the life stories of each individual Jew murdered in the Shoah.
The online catalogue of documents from the Yad Vashem Archives contains descriptions of 80 original collections (record groups) from the corpus of documentation found in the Archives. Holocaust (Shoah) Deportation Database
A “Room of Names” was opened in 1968 on Yad Vashem’s campus on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem. The room was the repository for the original handwritten Pages of Testimony stored in special black Yizkor files, catalogued alphabetically in Hebrew according to first and last names. In 1977 the “Hall of Names” was inaugurated in a ...
The Central Database is an international undertaking led from Jerusalem by Yad Vashem with the assistance of a the large number of important institutions, including (as of November 2004): The Registry of Holocaust Survivors of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, The Beate Klarsfeld Foundation, Bergen-Belsen Memorial, Database of victims of the ...
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