The Zekelman Holocaust Center Library Archive

Photocopying available at $0.10 per page. 

The collection specializes in the Holocaust, European Jewish history, and Judaica. Pursuant to these three general subjects are strong holdings in the following areas: Allied Response, Antisemitism, Art, Bibliography, Biography, Children, Concentration Camps, Curricula, Displaced Persons, Dissertations, European Jewish History, Genealogy, Geographical Finding Aids, Ghettos, Jewish-Christian Relations, Judaica, Juvenile Literature, Kindertransport, Legislation, Liberation, Literature of the Holocaust, Medical Aspects, Memorial Books, Memorials and Museums, Music, National Socialism, Newspapers and Periodicals, Personal Narratives, Propaganda, Psychological Studies, Refugees, Registers, Relief Organizations, Rescue Efforts, Resistance, Revisionism, Righteous Gentiles, Second Generation, U.S. Role, War Crime Trials, WWII Aftermath 

The Zekelman Holocaust Center Library Archive is a research, reference collection documenting the history, background, aftermath and impact of the Holocaust. Its mission is to acquire, preserve and service materials in all formats for our museum and the community-at-large. 

For research appointments, questions, book or archive donations, please call Feiga Weiss at 248-553-2834 or email feiga.weiss@holocaustcenter.org.