A History of the Holocaust traces the historical roots of antisemitism and the sequence of events that led to the genocide. The narrative organizes political, social and ideological forces to explain how the Holocaust unfolded, providing context without polemic.

Primary-source material is woven into the text: excerpts from diaries left by concentration camp inmates offer direct testimony, and individual stories illustrate acts of courage amid extreme adversity. The revised edition adds maps, charts, tables and updated statistics to clarify timelines and movements.

Accessible yet detailed, the volume suits students, educators and readers seeking a documented, evidence-based overview supported by visual aids for study and reflection.

• Firsthand testimonies: diary excerpts and personal accounts
• Visual aids: maps, charts, tables and photo inserts
• Revised data: updated statistics and clearer organization

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