Please note that our physical space is currently closed to the public. The safety of everyone that we work with is our top priority, and we are especially sensitive to our vulnerable survivor population. We appreciate your understanding, and encourage you to continue to participate in our robust schedule of online events. Our most recent exhibit is available online in digital format.
Quick Links to Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh Resources
- Literature/audio: Survivor Solange Lebovitz reading her poetry
- Digital Book: Digital access to Flares of Memory, our collection of vignettes from local survivors
- Annotated story: Parallel Choices from CHUTZ-POW! Volume I
- Local Testimony Videos: Holocaust Testimony Project
- Local Testimony at USHMM: https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn507963
- Testimony Video: Generations Speaker Lynne Ravas and Survivor Sam Gottesman (z”l) telling their stories at the Center
- Testimony Video: Generations Speaker Debbie Stueber telling her parents’ story
- Digital Exhibit: For You Were Strangers: Jewish Immigration to Pittsburgh, 1880-1990
- Images: Winning student artwork from the 2019-2020 Waldman International Competition
- Profiles of Local Survivors: In Celebration of Life
- Booklists for Genocide Awareness Month
Resources From Across the Internet
Resources for all:
Digital Exhibits and Tours
- Auschwitz Virtual Tour
- Virtual Tour of the Secret Annex
- Yad Vashem Online Exhibits
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Online Exhibits
- Virtual tour of the Holocaust Museum and Learning Center of St. Louis
- “Stories of the Holocaust” from Google Arts and Culture
- All Holocaust collections/exhibits from Google Arts and Culture
- Bak Gallery Online
- Forgotten Victims: The Nazi Genocide of the Roma and the Sinti
- Virtual Tour of the Florida Holocaust Museum
Online courses
- The Holocaust: An Introduction from Yad Vashem
- History of Antisemitism from Yad Vashem
- E-Learning from Auschwitz Memorial
- YIVO Shine classes on pre-WWII Jewish life
- Learn about Jewish Partisans from the Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation website
Ebooks and Archives
- Ebook resources from the Allegheny County Library Association (must have a library card through a participating library)
- EHRI (European Holocaust Research Infrastructure) Finding aid for Holocaust archival materials held in collections worldwide
- Digital Collections at Leo Baeck Institute
- Arolsen Archives – International Center on Nazi Persecution (This is a great resource for individuals looking for information on family members lost in the Holocaust)
- The Honorable Michael A. Musmanno Collection at Duquesne University, a Pittsburgh-based archive which include papers from Musmanno’s time as a judge in the Nuremburg Trials, witness in the case against Adolf Eichmann, and interviews with Hitler’s associates
Videos and Testimony
- *Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh YouTube page
- “The Last Survivors” PBS Frontline Documentary
- International Database of Oral History Testimonies (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
- Voices of the Holocaust (The Galvin Library)– Earliest known oral histories of the Holocaust, recorded in 1946. English translations of transcripts available.
- Recordings of events from Holocaust Living History Workshop from UC San Diego
- USC Shoah Foundation YouTube Channel
- Forced Labour 1939-1945: Memory and History (Freie Universität Berlin, Center for Digital Systems)
- Holocaust Matters: Curated extracts from the memoir of Dr Ernst Israel Bornstein, who survived seven Nazi labor and extermination camps.
- Oral History: Jewish Survivors of the Holocaust (The British Library)
Events from around the world:
- *Upcoming Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh events
- Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Events
- Events from Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County
- Events from Museum of Jewish Heritage
Resources for educators:
- Support for Teachers during COVID-19 from Facing History and Ourselves
- Jewish Partisan Education Foundation Webinars
- Facing History and Ourselves Online Events
- Echoes and Reflections Webinars
- Educational Activities from IWitness
- Digital Teaching Tools from United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- POLIN Museum’s Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Campaign
- Digital Teaching Tools from Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
- Digital Resources from the Museum of Tolerance
- Music and the Holocaust
- The Nazi Concentration Camps: A teaching and learning resource
- Educational Resources from the POLIN Museum
Mental Health Resources:
- JFCS Resource page
- The JFCS Critical Needs Hotline, in partnership with Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh and United Way 211: 412-422-0400
- On-Demand Webinar: Helping Children Regulate Emotions During Challenging Times