Resources

We have an Online Resource Bank for Schools which we can make available upon request to teachers who supervise a Dora Love Prize project at their school. This Online Resource Bank is not publicly available.

Dora Love Prize Resource Pack for Students

Useful Links

Dora Love Prize
Includes information about the history of the Prize and previous winners plus everything you need to know about the current round of the Dora Love Prize. 

 

Holocaust Educational Trust
Includes Holocaust survivor testimonies

 

 

UK Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
Includes a wide range of resources: information about the Holocaust and genocides since then, life stories of survivors and of those murdered in the Holocaust and in genocides, films, images, ideas for activities and background information to the theme for the upcoming UK Holocaust Memorial Day

 

 

The Wiener Holocaust Library, London
One of the world’s leading and most extensive archives on the Holocaust, the Nazi era and genocide with over one million items including published and unpublished works, press cuttings, photographs and eyewitness testimony

 

 

The National Holocaust Centre and Museum
Includes information about the Holocaust exhibition at the Centre

 

 

The Holocaust Galleries at the IWM London
Includes a guided tour and background information on the Holocaust

 

The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance
Includes resources for education professionals

 

 

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Includes a wide range of resources and information; particularly useful: the Holocaust Encyclopedia (with information on all groups persecuted by the Nazis)

 

 

Yad Vashem – The World Holocaust Remembrance Centre
Israel’s memorial to the victims of the Holocaust; includes the International Research Institute for Holocaust Research, archives, a library, a publishing house and the International School for Holocaust Studies

 

 

Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau
Collection includes original German camp records, copies of documents obtained from other institutions in Poland and abroad, and a wide range of source material of postwar provenance

 

 

USC Shoah Foundation, Institute for Visual History and Education
Includes a wide range of (video) testimonies of survivors and witnesses of the Shoah as well as other multimedia resources

 

 

The Documentation and Cultural Centre of German Sinti and Roma: The Nazi persecution of the Roma and Sinti
A detailed chronology of the Roma Holocaust

 

 

Information Portal to European Sites of Remembrance

Offers insights into the diversity of Europe’s culture of remembrance; the focus is on the memory of the murdered European Jews, but also of the other victims of National Socialism and the many millions of deaths of the Second World War.

 

Foundation Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Includes information on the four Holocaust memorials in Berlin:

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Memorial to the Persecuted Homosexuals under National Socialism (2008)

Memorial to the Sinti and Roma of Europe murdered under National Socialism (2012)

Memorial and Information Site for the Victims of the National Socialist “Euthanasia” Murders (2014)

 

 

The Ten Stages of Holocaust
The seminal 1987 paper by Gregory H. Stanton

© University of Essex

© University of Essex

© Colchester HMD Group

A short film produced by Jack Brinded as part of Colchester Royal Grammar School’s 2019 submission to the Dora Love Prize. © Colchester HMD Group and Colchester Royal Grammar School

Selected readings from “Poetry of the Holocaust: An Anthology”, edited by Jean Boase-Beier and Marian de Vooght, Todmorden: Arc Publications, 2019. © Colchester HMD Group

The Holocaust in History and Memory, 7 volumes, edited by Rainer Schulze (vol. 1 60 pp; vol. 2–7 c.200 pp)

  • Vol. 1: Representing the Unrepresentable: Putting the Holocaust into Public Museums (2008)
  • Vol. 2: Bearing Witness: Testimony and the Historical Memory of the Holocaust (2009)
  • Vol. 3: The Porrajmos: The “Gypsy Holocaust” and the Continuing Discrimination of Roma and Sinto after 1945 (2010)
  • Vol. 4: The Pink Triangle: The Long Shadow of the Nazi Persecution of Gay Men (2011)
  • Vol. 5: Euthanasia Killings: The Treatment of Disabled People in Nazi Germany and Disability since 1945 (2012)
  • Vol. 6: The Arts and the Holocaust (2013)
  • Vol. 7: 70 Years after the Liberation of the Camps (2014)


All volumes are still available, for £4.00/volume plus postage. All proceeds will go towards the Dora Love Prize. Please use the Contact Form to order.

After Stutthof Concentration Camp What Hope?, the collection of 12 poems written by Dora Love during her recovery in 1945, is available for £5.00 plus postage. All proceeds will go toward the Dora Love Prize. Please use the Contact Form to order.

Pins with the logo of the Dora Love Prize are available for £3.00 plus postage. Please use the Contact form to order.

 

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The Winners of the 2026 Dora Love Prize