(AGENPARL) – mer 15 marzo 2023 Understand this historic event through the voices of survivors
History resources based on our collections
https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEAC7-1/c.aspx
Voices of the Holocaust
Our newest online resource, Voices of the Holocaust, tells the experiences of those who fled Nazi persecution before, during and after the Second World War. Through the voices of survivors, learn about the build up of antisemitic persecution in Germany in the 1930s, the spread of Nazi ideology across Europe, and the varied experiences of Jewish refugees coming to Britain.
[Explore the full resource](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JGA8L-1/c.aspx)
[Download our teaching resources](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBKY-1/c.aspx)
Teaching the Holocaust
Our downloadable learning pack, and accompanying teaching pack, allows students to listen to interview excerpts from our sound collections and provides teachers with discussion points to encourage further thinking.
[Download the pack](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBKY-1/c.aspx)
[Listen in to Voices of the Holocaust: Aftermath, trauma and memory](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBKZ-1/c.aspx)
Remembering the Holocaust
While the Second World War in Europe ended on 8 May 1945, for many Holocaust survivors, liberation was the beginning of a long and painful period of recovery. In this article, we explore how survivors attempted to build new lives while living with the trauma of their experiences.
[Listen in](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL0-1/c.aspx)
[Read Voices of the Holocaust: Life in Germany and Europe under Nazi Rule](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL1-1/c.aspx)
Escalating antisemitism in Nazi Germany
The Holocaust did not start with mass murder and concentration camps. When the Nazi party was elected to power in Germany in 1933, an insidious campaign of antisemitic persecution began. Hear clips of interviews with survivors from Germany and other countries, remembering the mounting terror and oppression of Nazi rule.
[Read more](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL1-1/c.aspx)
[Find out more about Britain’s refugee policy](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL2-1/c.aspx)
Understand the experiences of refugees in Britain
As the Nazis gained power in Germany and wider Europe, Britain faced with a humanitarian crisis as thousands of Jewish people searched for a safe haven to escape persecution.Dr Louise London examines Britain’s policies towards refugees from Nazism before, during, and after the war.
[Find out more](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL2-1/c.aspx)
[Explore Voices of the Holocaust ](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL3-1/c.aspx)
Meet the people behind the voices
Voices of the Holocaust centres around the stories of survivors. Understand the context of the voices you may hear in these recordings more fully with mini biographies on each speaker’s life and experience of that time.
[Meet the voices](https://britishlibraryemails.bl.uk/5JXV-QPVI-6TJVT-JEBL3-1/c.aspx)