Information about the background to, events during, outcomes of and documents relating to the Nuremberg Trials 1945-1949.

A joint project of the Centre for Contemporary Historical Research (ZZF) and the Berlin State Library – Prussian Cultural Heritage (SBB). The objective of this thematic portal is to offer and expand a central point of entry to the WWW for contemporary historians in the German-speaking world.

The NFH contains collections of links, discussion forums and a daily press roundup in which those articles from German and Italian daily newspapers and magazines most relevant to historians are analysed and presented.

The Genshagen Foundation is committed to promoting dialogue between Germans and French people, and increasingly with Poles, at the civil society level.

The DFJW promotes youth exchanges between Germany and France, supporting both the processes of preparing for and subsequent analysis of the encounters.

The goal of the German-Israeli Society (DIG) is to promote both German-Israeli and German-Jewish relations and activate these in all areas of society.

This organization provides grants to promote exchange and other programmes for young people from Germany and Poland.

A hitherto unique, cross-party initiative of Polish and German foundations, institutions and organizations aimed at promoting German-Polish relations and understanding.

This research and work centre presents numerous articles for learning about the history of National Socialism and the Holocaust.

The University emphasizes on international intellectual and cultural exchange, in particular with Poland, amongst others, and offers numerous internnational study courses.

The Institute devotes itself mainly to a systematic investigation of communism and national socialism. Part of the research institute's work is to critically appraise political extremism in history and the present day.

The Institute conducts interdisciplinary research into the history and effects of the mass crimes committed by the Nazi regime, especially the Holocaust, and communicates the results of this research to the public. It views itself as the interface between scientific theory and cultural practice.

The foundation operates as a grant-giving foundation. It has a legal mandate to promote projects that serve the purposes of better understanding among peoples, the interests of survivors of the National Socialist regime, youth exchange, social justice, remembrance of the threat posed by totalitarian systems and despotism, and international humanitarian cooperation.

The purpose of the Foundation is to make financial assistance available to victims of the Nazi regime. However, it also promotes projects that serve the purposes of better understanding among peoples, the interests of survivors of the NS regime, youth exchange, and remembrance of the threat posed by totalitarian systems.

The AFZ provides materials, seminars and further education for young people and adults in the area of historical and political education and intercultural learning.

A museum in which the former enemies jointly remember the Second World War and National Socialist regime.

The site of the main remand prison for people detained by the former East German Ministry of State Security has been a memorial since 1994. The Memorial's charter entrusts it with the task of researching the history of the Hohenschönhausen prison between 1945 and 1989, supplying information via exhibitions, events and publications, and encouraging a critical awareness of the methods and consequences of political persecution and suppression in the communist dictatorship.

The museum presents the visitor with two millennia of German-Jewish history. It houses a permanent exhibition, a variety of special exhibitions, an extensive archive, the Rafael Roth Learning Center and research institutions.

This site lists by state all the NS memorial sites and documentation centres throughout Germany.

The Weimar Dreieck is the most important non-governmental organization to promote cooperation between Germany, France and Poland. The committee’s numerous projects greatly contribute to mutual understanding between these three countries.

The programme supports international history workshops that critically examine ideologically or nationalistically driven interpretations of history, and attempts to highlight the common European dimension of national, regional and local history.

This German-language Internet portal provides information about the Holocaust, and features a search engine with 800 relevant links.

This project aims to keep alive the memory of the Jews, gypsies, politically persecuted, homosexuals, Jehovah's witnesses and euthanasia victims deported and murdered under the National Socialist regime.

Foundation for general research on expulsion and genocide with special consideration of expellees. In this field, great importance is attached to an objective and balanced picture of history.