Approximately 500 titles about the Holocaust are presented from many fields: history, philosophy, religion, political science, psychiatry, fiction, and the arts. The bibliography encompasses all aspects of Holocaust scholarship, from the rise of Nazism to studies of survivors' offspring. Both primary and secondary sources, including oral histories and photo collections and films, are presented. The book is designed as a tool for upper-level high school students, college students, and the general public. The first fourteen chapters are: Anti-Semitism and the Rise of Nazism, Histories of the Third Reich and the Holocaust, Biographies and Memoirs of Hitler and Other Nazis, Ghetto and Regional Histories, The Camps, Memoirs of the Victims, Jewish Resistance, Assistance and Betrayal in the Nazi-Occupied Territories, International Indifference, Justice, Reflections on the Holocaust, Survivors and the Second Generation, The Arts, and Collections. The final chapter is an essay by Dan Sharon providing guidance for students researching the holocaust. It is followed by lists of reference works, periodicals, and resource centers, and geographic and author/title/subject indexes. (RSL)