Holocaust Studies Resources

Evidence, transcripts, and other documents from the David Irving v. Penguin Books U.K. and Deborah Lipstadt trial, in which Lipstadt was accused of libel for declaring Irving a Holocaust denier. In addition to providing access to trial materials, Holocaust Denial on Trial refutes the misleading claims of Holocaust deniers with a trove of historical evidence, providing a scholarly response to each Holocaust denial myth.

Created by librarians from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, this guide offers resources for recognizing and confronting Holocaust denial and revisionism.

An historical overview of the Holocaust denial movement, with profiles on associated extremist hate groups and individuals.

An analysis and refutation of the views of Holocaust deniers from historian and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum staff Scott Miller.

An examination of criminal provisions related to Holocaust denialism in 17 European Union member states.

An explanation of legislation criminalizing Holocaust denialism and the promotion of Nazi Ideology in Europe and America.

A snapshot of Holocaust denial content on major social media platforms, with recommendations for content moderation policies.

An overview of legal responses to Holocaust denialism across Europe.

Founded in 1978, the Institute for Historical Review (IHR) is best known for publishing articles and books promoting Holocaust denial and other anti-Semitic myths.

An online initiative dedicated to countering Holocaust Denial, the Nizkor Project also features information on prominent Holocaust deniers.