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“The phrase ‘denial of the Holocaust’ refers to efforts to deny or misrepresent the events that came to be known as the Holocaust.  The phenomenon includes denials of the fact that the extermination of the Jews by the Nazis ever took place and statements that Jewish losses have been greatly exaggerated.” - Learning about the Holocaust : a Student’s Guide (REF D804.33 .L43 2001)

 

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    Reference Books

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    Encyclopedia of Censorship
    Call Number: REF Z 658 .W675 C38 2001
    ISBN: 0816044643

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    Holocaust Encyclopedia.
    Call Number: REF D 804.25 .H66
    ISBN: 0300084323

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    History of the Holocaust: a Handbook and Dictionary
    Call Number: REF D 804.3 .E33
    ISBN: 0813322405

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    Encyclopedia of the Holocaust.
    Call Number: REF DS 804.3 .E53
    ISBN: 0028645278

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    Encyclopedia of Genocide
    Call Number: REF HV 6322.7 .E53
    ISBN: 0874369282

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    Encyclopedia of social issues
    Call Number: REF HN57 .E59 1997

     
     

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