The Holocaust

Words cannot completely describe the horrors of WWII. Millions of people dead, and many more scarred by the expeirainces they faced. I could never hope to cover all of it in this small page, and besides this site is about fairytales.

So why am I writing this?

Because fairytales have long been used by writers to express protest about issues. Like the previous pages on Feminism and Abuse, writers have written stories about experiances of people in WWII.

The following are familiar tales reworked into haunting literary messages. Few have happy endings, for while the protagonists survive (for the most part) there are all to many who do not.

Bibliography

Always Remember
http://members.aol.com/elvissb/always.htm.
Online. World Wide Web. 30 Nov 1999

This is a site about the Jewish resistance during WWII.

Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust
http://holocaustforgotten.com/index.html
Online. World Wide Web. 30 Nov 1999

A Valuable resource on the 5-6 million vicims of the holocaust who were not Jewish.

Women's Sexuality in WWII Concentration Camps
http://www.itp.berkeley.edu/~hzaid/johanna/paper2.simpletext.html
Online. World Wide Web. 30 Nov 1999

A college paper on the experiances of women in concentration camps, focasing on their sexuality as a handicap and a survivor tool.