Understanding the Holocaust through Information

This chapter explores the challenge of using the vast amount of available information about the Holocaust to help understand and illuminate the past. The speaker discusses how there is no lack of atrocious material, eyewitness accounts, and documentation, and how the fall of the Soviet Union and subsequent events have greatly increased the amount of information available. They also touch on the difficulty of denying the Holocaust with so much evidence, and the importance of organizing and using the information effectively.