| The German American
Corner |
Contains biographies to more than 200 German-Americans. |
| The German Embassy
(Washington, D.C.) |
Ideal starting point. Contains information on political,
economic, and cultural aspects of German society. |
| German Life |
A bi-monthly magazine covering the diversity of German
culture, past and present. The magazine is dedicated to solid reporting on cultural,
historical, social, and political events. |
| The German
National Tourist Board |
All types of information on Germany available in both German
and English. |
| German
States Links |
Links to travel guides from the Yahoo! Directory. |
| Germanic
Links |
Comprehensive collection of links selected by the Department
of Germanic Languages and Literatures, Washington University in St. Louis. |
| KinderWeb |
German-Language web site with a collection of links grouped by
age categories. Provides links to school web pages in Germany. |
| Project Gutenberg DE:
The Digital Library |
Texts written in German of more than 250 classical authors.
Includes Grimm fairy tales written in German. |
| U.S.
Diplomatic Mission to Germany |
Includes background notes on Germany as well as information
about German life, politics and culture. |
| Yahoo! Deutschland |
The German version of Yahoo! for searching and accessing Web
pages written in German. |
| The
Holocaust: A Tragic Legacy |
A ThinkQuest project created by students on the history and
legacy of the Holocaust. Includes a timeline, a glossary, an annotated
bibliography, a list of related links, and stories of survivors. |
| Holocaust
Timeline |
The History Place's timeline covering important events involving the
Holocaust. |
| The Nizkor Project |
Dedicated to 12 million Holocaust victims who suffered and
died at the hands of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime. |
| Remember.org |
Focuses on Holocaust research, survivor stories,
photographs, poems, art, and educational resources. |
| A
Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust |
An overview of the people and events of the Holocaust
through photographs, documents, art, music, movies, and literature. |
