International Holocaust Remembrance Day

International Holocaust Remembrance Day takes place annually on January 27 to remember those lost in the Holocaust. We have gathered a curated Collection of works that honors the lives of those impacted by the Holocaust. These selections highlight narratives of suffering, perseverance and endurance, and philosophical attempts to create meaning from one of the most impactful and agonizing events in modern history.

Publication year 1971

Genre Novel, Fiction

Themes Perseverance, Race, Childhood & Youth, Family

Tags Historical Fiction, Life-Inspired Fiction, Coming of Age, World War II, Holocaust, Immigration & Refugeeism, Children`s Literature, Military & War, World History, Classic Fiction

When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit (1971) is a children’s novel by Judith Kerr. The novel is set between 1933 and 1936, and traces the life of protagonist Anna, who is nine years old at the novel’s opening, as her family flees Germany for Switzerland, France, and, finally, England. Although the novel is a work of fiction, it is semi-autobiographical. Kerr is of German-Jewish heritage, and her family left Germany once Hitler rose to power in... Read When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit Summary

Publication year 2019

Genre Graphic Novel/Book, Fiction

Themes Disability, Death, Safety & Danger, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, Friendship, Memory, The Past, Fear, Family, War, Grief, Conflict, Fathers, Justice, Good & Evil, Power & Greed, Politics & Government, Trust & Doubt, Hope, Gratitude, Loneliness, Loyalty & Betrayal, Appearance & Reality, Nation

Tags Historical Fiction, Children`s Literature, Dramatic Literature, World War II, Holocaust, Military & War, World History

Publication year 2006

Genre Novel, Fiction

Themes War, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Fear, Guilt, Childhood & Youth, Death, Safety & Danger

Tags Historical Fiction, Holocaust, World War II, Children`s Literature, Military & War, World History