Holocaust Resource Guide, page 2

Print resources

The following items are a selection of key print materials available in the Library. Some of these items may be on the shelves in the Redmond Barry Reading Room. Others may need to be requested through our online catalogue. These items will then be retrieved from storage and delivered to the book collection point in this room.

Encyclopedia of the Holocaust (1990) 

F 940.5318 EN1G
A four volume comprehensive and authoritative reference work of the Holocaust.

Historical dictionary of the Holocaust (1999)

B 940.531803 F54H
Includes a chronology and in-depth definitions of terms and descriptions of important names and concepts related to the Holocaust.

How to document victims and locate survivors of the Holocaust (1995) 

G 940.5318072 M72H
This work focuses on individuals and not events of the Holocaust. A useful handbook for genealogists.

GMF in Genealogy Centre Jewish Biographical Archive

GMF 57
Provides in an alphabetical sequence, the full text of a wide variety of informative sources. These sources include, but are not limited to, lexicons, handbooks, yearbooks, bio-bibliographies, who's-who books, and biographies. This extensive set of microfiche is not limited to one country or region, but rather, gathers its data from a global representation of sources.

Jüdischer biographischer Index/Jewish biographical index 4 vols  

G 909.04924  J89S
Biographical information on Jews throughout history - Index to the Jewish Biographical Archive. 

Raoul Wallenberg Holocaust Collection (1996)

R 016.9405318 ST2R 
This catalogue is a listing of all items in the State Library of Victoria’s Raoul Wallenberg Collection up to October 1996. Later additions can be located by searching the Library’s online catalogue under the following subject headings: 

• World War, 1939-1945 Atrocities
• World War 1939-1945 Jews
• Righteous Gentiles in the Holocaust
• Holocaust survivors
• Jews Persecutions
• Genocide
• World War, 1939-1945 Prisoners and prisons
• World War, 1939-1945 Concentration camps
• Concentration camps
• Refugees, Jewish