John and Molly Pollock Holocaust Collection

Our sincere thanks go to the many persons and institutions, who have granted kind permissions to use their works.

In particular, we thank the authors and their families, who allowed us to use their memoirs from the Holocaust.

We also thank those individuals who generously assisted us in making a variety of other resources available through this site.

Alexandra Braciejowski, for her late father Arthur Szyk
Gabriel Dagan
Michael Dunayevsky, The Jewish Museum, Prague
Sir Martin Gilbert
Joseph Koenig
Raja Zadnikova

As well, we extend our appreciation to those institutions that facilitated access to published materials.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Sir Martin Gilbert
The Orion Publishing Group
The United States Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C.
The World Jewish Congress, New York, N.Y.

Arad, Yitzhak. Ghetto in flames. Published jointly by Yad Vashem and Anti-Defamation League of B’nai Brit, 1980.

Art out of agony. This is a collection of interviews conducted by Stephen Lewis for CBC in 1983. We have permission to use 3 interviews, texts and audio (Appelfeld, Insdorf and Wiesel)

The Black Book, the Nazi crimes against the Jewish people. New York, The Jewish Black Book Committee, 1946.

The Brown Book of Hitler terror, and the burning of the Reichstag. Published by the World Committee for the Victims of German Fascism, London, V. Gollancz, 1933.

Eisner, Irving. Dachau, prisoner 89012. Willowdale, ON, Zachor, 1983.

Gilbert, Martin, Sir. Atlas of the Holocaust. London, M. Joseph, 1982.

Gilbert, Martin, Sir. The Holocaust. New York, Hill and Wang, 1978.

I never saw another butterfly. New York, Mc-Graw Hill, 1964

Rogel, Joseph. Confessions of an Auschwitz number (A-18260) [Poems] Montreal, Dawon College, 1972.

Schiff, Vera. Theresienstadt, the town the Nazis gave to the Jews. Oakville, ON, Lugus, 1996..

Szyk, Arthur. The new order. New York, G. Putnam, 1941.

Bibliographic citations for:

Dresdner Nachrichten. German newspaper articles from 1938, translated by Joe Koenig.

Hail Hitler! London, Christopher’s, 1934.

Hiemer, Ernst. Der Giftpilz. Published by Sturmer Verlag, 1938. With English translation and commentaries by Joe Koenig.

Photographs from Nazi war archives.