What could Americans have known about the Holocaust?
Uncover what ordinary people could have known about the Holocaust from reading their local newspapers from 1933 to 1946. Read newspaper articles that were published across the US to find out what was reported, when, and where.
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Browse Historical Events
Learn about 46 historical events from 1933 to 1946. Then, find articles about these events that were published in US newspapers.
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Reichstag Fire Plunges Germany into Virtual Martial Law -
American Citizens Attacked -
Hitler Announces Nuremberg Race Laws -
Germany Annexes Austria -
American Nazis Rally in New York City -
German Government Forces Jews to Wear Yellow Stars -
Germans Kill Thousands of Jews in Mass Shooting Outside Kiev -
"We Will Never Die" -
President Establishes War Refugee Board
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ResourcesHow many articles were found in your state?
Our team of citizen historians researched newspapers across the US. Learn how newspapers in your state covered the events of the Holocaust.
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Articles Found
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- 200-299
- 50-199
- 1-49
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Newspaper Articles