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Acknowledgements University & Public librariesEnvironmental Learning Lab (ELL); Chattanooga, TennesseeUniversity of Tennessee, Chattanooga: University library Chattanooga State Technical Community College library:East Campus; Nashville Public library Vanderbilt University library System Bowling Green Public library Western Kentucky University library System Cincinnati State Technical Community College Media Center University of Cincinnati library System Novi Public library, Novi Michigan Knox County Public library University of Tennessee: Knoxville library System St. Louis Public library System; and Frontenac Branch Muncie Public library System University of Toledo: Scott Park Campus library System Other WebsitesWebsites which have been of great value to this project for their shared information include:
The Holocaust Center: Detroit: www.theholocaustcenter.org } Special Thanks to the Detroit Holocaust Memorial
Center for allowing our frontpage link to their "life or Death?" Interactive project, and list of websites
on the holocaust. The Center is historically the first in the US and receives over 500,000 visitors a year. The History Timeline: www.historytimeline.com United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) www.ushmm.org Ravenstone (for Graphics/animations) Angelfire (Graphics and animations) Waltham, Mass. Lynda.com (color references) GOOGLE,LYCOS, ALTAVISTA, & HOTBOT: Graphics libraries Dachau: A Pictoral Tour Visual History Foundation: www.vhf.org Simon Weisenthal Center: www.weisenthal.org Fortunoff foundation Nizkor: www.nizkor.org Calvin College Website : Contains many Source Documents JavaScript libraries W3C: CSS Reference Guides University Computer LaboratoriesThe Following Computer Centers and their Help Centers provided computer time and troubleshooting:
Environmental Learning Lab (ELL); Chattanooga, Tennessee ArchivesHebrew Union College: Rader ArchivesAllen County Public library Genealogy Center: Holocaust Holdings (includes Names of Auschwitz Prisoners) Detroit Holocaust Memorial Center: Archives/library Compiled BibliographiesRuth Tanner, Tennessee Holocaust Commission, Vanderbilt UniversityDetroit Holocaust Memorial Center's Bibliography and Reference lists USHMM: Web Archives MUSIC BIBliOGRAPHIES: from The Music of Terezin; & Synagogues, Churches, & Resource CentersMizpah Congregation library, Education System/ ResourcesUnited States Holocaust Memorial Museum: library and public teaching materials: Washington DC IndividualsDr. Irven Resnick, PhD, Dept Judaic StudiesTzipporah Altman-Schaeffer: GCJF: Education Director; Advisement Rabbi Klein (Beth Emmanuel, formally Mizpah): Course on Hebrew Poetry; Provided Access to study materials, Shabbat Services, and lecture on the Holocaust Scroll 7303a Mr. Bela Klein: Lecturer, Holocaust Survivor
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