External Resources
Below, the PTL Project team has curated lists of English-language resources on the Nazi persecution of queer people that have been created by leading experts and organizations across the world.
These curated playlists of lectures by the world’s leading scholars on the topic are great resources for the classroom or for anyone interested in learning more about queer Holocaust history.
Check out this collection of podcast episodes on queer Holocaust history.
These articles written for general audiences provide an introduction to queer Holocaust history as well as in-depth studies of particular topics.
These oral histories provide a first-person account of how the Nazis’ violent campaign against queer communities impacted individuals.
These artifacts allow learners to examine primary sources to better understand the experiences of queer people during and after the Holocaust.
This list of peer-reviewed books and articles is a great starting place for identifying publications that allow you to learn more about queer German history before and during the Holocaust.
This report is meant to help guide history educators (ranging from teachers and authors to institutions such as museums) in using informed, accurate, inclusive, and dynamic language when teaching about LGBTQ+ history.
To suggest that a resource be added to this page, please email jake@pinktrianglelegacies.org.