Library

The Hatikvah Holocaust  Education Center Library has over 3500 volumes as well as more than 350 video tapes.  Reference shelves include Holocaust encyclopedias, documentary materials and rare volumes. Holocaust books are in the majority; related subjects include: interfaith relations, Jewish history, European history, racism, genocide, rescuers and more. Oral histories of survivors, rescuers and liberators are available for viewing in the video collection.  Written testimonies of survivors and their families are also included in our collection.

Our library is open to the public and books and videos may be borrowed at no charge. Staff members are available to assist visitors.

Library hours are:  Mon-Thurs 9am to 4pm; Fri 9am to 2pm; Sun 10am to 4pm.

Online library - search for books and videos by keyword, author, title, or subject.

Katz Family Library, located a half mile from Hatikvah at Temple Beth El, maintains a collection of books relating to Jewish life and culture. 

Of Special Interest

Two books for children about the Opera Brundibar that was performed in the ghetto/slave labor camp Theresienstadt:

	The Cat With the Yellow Star by Susan Goldman Rubin with Ela Stein Weissberger
	Brundibar by Tony Kushner, illustrated by Maurice Sendak