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Perpetrators
- Perpetrators
Dozens and dozens of biographies from the Jewish Virtual Library
- Who's
Who in Nazi Germany extracts from the book: Konrad Adenauer,
Martin Bormann, Eva Braun, Bertolt Brecht, Adolf Eichmann, Albert
Einstein, Joseph Goebbels, Hermann Goering, Heinrich Himmler, Adolf
Hitler, Thomas Mann, Leni Riefenstahl
- BioProfiles
Short profiles of the major Nazi perpetrators
- Principal
Functionaries of the Third Reich Reich Cabinet. Nazi Party.
Occupied Territories. Police and SS. Armed Forces
- Perpetrators
From A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust
- The
Rise of Adolf Hitler From Unknown to Dictator of Germany. 24
Chapters
- The
Triumph of Hitler Nazi Germany 1933 to 1939. 18 Chapters
- Adolf
Hitler Dozens of links to Hitler's
speeches, orders, writings, messages, and items about Hitler
- Biographies
of Nazi Leaders Karl Adolf Eichmann, Rudolf Hess, Reinhard Heydrich
- Why
the Germans Excerpt from an interview with Professor David Bankier
- An
Interview With Prof. Saul Friedlaender Discusses the Nazi Party
and German antisemitism
- Franz
Stangl Commandant of Sobibór from March 1942 until September
1942, when he was transferred to Treblinka
- Adolf
Eichmann A large collection of links on Eichmann and his trial
- The
Enlargement of the Circle of Perpetrators of the Holocaust by
Prof. Johannes Houwink ten Cate
- Amon
Goeth, Plaszow Commandant
- The
Major German War Criminals Tried by the International Military
Tribunal, Nuremberg
- Gauleiters,
Governors, Protectors and Leading Officials Tried in Germany
and several other countries
- Generals
and Senior Officers Tried in Nuremberg and other places
- Industrialists
and Financiers Tried in Nuremberg in 1947
- SS
and Gestapo Officials Tried in Germany and several other countries
- Medical
War Criminals Doctors and officials tried in Germany and several
other countries
- Commandants
of Concentration Camps Tried in
several countries
- Statements
by Hitler and Senior Nazis Concerning Jews and Judaism
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The
Nazi Party Dozens of links on
the history and activities of the party and on individual party
leaders
Collaborators
Bystanders
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