Holocaust research

Holocaust research encompasses the study of the systematic genocide of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazi regime during World War II. This field examines historical documents, survivor testimonies, and artifacts to understand the causes, events, and impacts of the Holocaust. Researchers aim to preserve memory, promote education, and prevent future atrocities by analyzing factors such as propaganda, concentration camps, and resistance efforts. This scholarship involves interdisciplinary approaches, drawing from history, sociology, psychology, and ethics to foster a deeper understanding of this tragic event in human history.