The documentary tells the story of a group of European children who were saved by the Kindertransport.

Presents the story of young Jewish boys who survived the concentration camps of World War II

Terezin was a concentration camp in Czechoslovakia used by Nazis to disguise their extermination campaign against Jews. This film profiles three people who were imprisoned there as children.

Speaker Steven Pressman's book detailes "the astonishing true story of how one American couple transported fifty Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Austria to America in 1939."

Written by this year's Lemkin Lecturer, Patricia Heberer-Rice, of the Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Mandel Institute, this book tells the story of the Holocaust through the eyes of its youngest victims.

"Handwritten in a school notebook between October 1943 and April 1944, this remarkable diary depicts the nightmare of life under the Nazis in Poland's infamous Lodz ghetto--through the eyes of brilliant, 14-year-old Jewish girl"

"These testimonies, not originally intended for publication, were assembled as an historical record. They are personal, unpretentious and direct."

"Children Writing the Holocaust is an analysis of a wide range of works written for adult readers, by and about child survivors and victims of the Holocaust. The book adopts a narrative approach in examining which features these texts hold in common, and whether works about the Holocaust from a child's viewpoint constitute a discrete literary genre."