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| | The Library of Congress has created a list of links to World War II-related
collections on their website. There are also links to useful websites
outside the L.O.C., and
Library of Congress
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| | Take a look at the fact sheets about Pearl Harbor, D-Day, V-E Day, V-J Day,
and more.
National World War II Museum (New Orleans)
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| | ****Yahoo Directory has evaluated, sorted, and categorized World War II-
related websites for you. This is a vast, well-organized directory. Give it
a try.
World War II via Yahoo
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| | The IEarn Holocaust/Genocide project website provides a huge list of links to
information about the Holocaust.
Holocaust links
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| | Encyclopedia Britannica. We have a free trial of the online Encyclopedia
Britannic. This is a comprehensive website which features 3 different
encyclopedias, journal and magazine articles, "the web's best sites," and
more. You can set up a workspace where you save all the articles you've
found that are relevant to your project. Ask for the password in the library.
Encyclopedia Britannica
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| | World Book.
World Book Online
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| | Gale Virtual Reference Library includes a history collection
entitled "Americans at War" and also includes biographies of people connected
to World War II. Click on "history" or "biography" on the search page to
find the set of books you'd like to search within.
Gale Virtual Reference Library (you will have to scroll down a bit to find it -- 5th blue box)
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| | This National Park Service website gives information about each internment
camp and also provides a history of Japanese-Americans on the West Coast.
Addresses the role of public opinion in the decision to create the internment
camps.
Brief History of Japanese Relocation During World War II
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| | Infoplease.com on Japanese relocation. Very short.
Japanese relocation
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| | PBS "children of the camps": Japanese-American Relocation
Children of the Camps
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| | History of the Swastika from About.com
History of the Swastika
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