The award-winning TV-series from 1997 that also has a tie-in book to accompany it.

This should be reissued in the U.K. ; famously quoted in 'Schindler's List' & centred around Treblinka-

Ian Kershaw's two-volume work is one of the key biographies of Hitler.

Excellent BBC-drama that shows the meeting which formed 'th final solution'

Resnais' classic documentary, recently reissued on DVD; explores the ideas of memory later developed in Hiroshima Mon Amour et Last Year at Marienbad.

Epic documentary looking at Vichy France during WWII

The book that influenced the recent film 'Downfall' , which has had a profound impact in Germany & humanises Hitler- reminding us he wasn't an easily categorised monster.

A famous book written by a teenager in Nazi Europe who died in a Nazi-death-camp.

I still think this is Amis' best work: a reverse-history centred around the Holocaust.

The hell of the Warszaw Ghetto & a "good Nazi"; the influence for Roman Polanki's overrated film.

Spiegelman's approach is that of a graphic novel to the personal experiences of his family.

Marquis De Sade is often held up as an influence on the Nazis; Pasolini - who lost family in Fascist Italy - places Sade in WWII. Vile, but true to the psychopathology.