See also the titles listed on the homepage of the Holocaust in History, Literature, and Memory libguide, plus titles in the country tabs above.
See the Primary Sources Online page of my English libguide to access digitized primary sources written by and about women. Pay particular attention to the sources listed under the following tabs:
Use Interlibrary Loan (ILL) to request books and book chapters not held by our library. Chapters typically arrive within hours. Physical books take days.
WorldCat is a "union catalog" of millions of records for books held by thousands of libraries. Search WorldCat to find more books about your topic.
Identify e-books available to read or borrow immediately by conducting an Advanced search. Look for the Library Code box toward the bottom of the page. Enter one of the following library codes:
Search our discovery service and WorldCat to find autobiographies (i.e., primary sources) and secondary criticism. Leverage the power of Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) to find precisely what you need.
Note: Select the "Books, Media & More" radio button and then re-execute your search to include online journal articles in your results set.
See the Find Books of the Postmemory and the Holocaust libguide.