Pecha Kucha: Beyond 1939 - Europe #1

By Thomas K. Adamson
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World War II Major Events Timeline.

Headings include: Prelude to the Battle of Stalingrad / Battle of Stalingrad begins / ‘Not a Step Back!’ / Russian Winter Sets In / Battle of Stalingrad Ends / Sources.

Find An Object search results includes: Art / Books / Film / Photographs / Posters / Private Parpers / Sound / Vehicles, Aircraft and Ships

Headings include: Background / Preparing the Defenses / The Battle Begins / Fighting among the Ruins / Soviets Strike Back / Aftermath of Stalingrad

9 minute podcast

Short facts and original images. Includes links to more information.

Headings include: Preparing for D-Day / A Weather Delay: June 5, 1944 / D-Day Landings: June 6, 1944 / Victory in Normandy.
Also includes links to many other relevant articles.

Includes video footage, images and infographics.

Headings include: Origin of the Trials / Creation of the Court / Location / Participants / The Validity of the court / The main Trial / Influence on the Development of International Criminal Law…

Headings include: The Road to the Nuremberg Trials / The Major War Criminal’s Trial: 1945-46 / Subsequent Trials: 1946-49 / Aftermath.

Includes links to Courtroom 600: A virtual tour / The Nuremberg Trials explained (short video).

Learn about how the Allies established the international tribunal that was responsible for conducting the trials of Germany’s leaders after World War II.

Headings include: Who were the Nazis? / Who was Adolf Hitler? / What was the Holocaust? / Nazi Persecution / Kristallnacht and the murder of millions / Who was killed or persecuted in the Holocaust? / How Did the Holocaust End? / Were Nazis punished for the Holocaust? / How do we remember the Holocaust?

Headings include: Before the Holocaust / Nazi Revolution in Germany, 1939-1940 / Beginning of War, 1939-1940 / Towards the “Final Solution”, 1940-1941 / Holocaust Death. Camps, 1941-1945 / Nazi Rule Comes to an End, as Haolocaust Continues to Claim Lives, 1945 / Aftermath and Lasting Impact of the Holocaust / Photo Galleries.

Pages include: What was the Holocust? / Life Before the Holcoasut / Antisemitism / How Did the Nazis Rise to Power? / Life in Nazi Controlled Europe / What Were the Ghettos and Camps? / How and Why Did The Holocaust Happen? Resistance, Responses and Collaboration / Survival and Legacy. Includes PRIMARY SOURCE Materials – part of the Winer Holocaust Library.

Explore the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum…

Headings include: Holocaust of Shoah? / Causes of the Holocaust / Expelling the Jews from Germany / The Second World War: Radicalisation of the Persecution of the Jews / Invasion in the Soviet Union: Mass Executions of Jews / The Decision to Resort to Genocide / Aktion Reinhard: The First Extermination Camps / Deportations From All Over Europe to Auschwitz / The Other Victims of the Nazis / Who Were the Perpetrators? / Who Knew About the Holocaust?

A searchable database of testimonials from Romani and Sinti experiences during World War II.

Headings include: Background / Arrival in Harwich / Enemy Aliens / After the War. Includes images and video.

Includes PRIMARY SOURCE images and links to other relvant pages.