‘I saw the horrors’

Understanding how the Australian press covered the Holocaust illuminates the role of journalism in the past and its contemporary importance today in a new era of anti-Jewish hatred and violence.

A season in hell

The Holocaust is often remembered in terms of overwhelming statistics, but the poetry written by victims of the Holocaust offers a poignant human insight into their individual ordeal.

After the Holocaust

80 years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the Holocaust endures as the ultimate historical example of where prejudice, violence and indifference lead.

Holocaust education in Australia

The study of the Holocaust as the ultimate example of genocide allows teachers to raise the universal message of human rights abuses and mass violence.