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Gunter Grau (ed.) "Hidden Holocaust? Gay and Lesbian Persecution in Germany 1933-1945" (Cassell, 1995): ISBN: 188496415X

Drawing on documents, which were kept in the East German State archives until reunification in 1990, this is a history of the Nazis' attitude toward, and treatment of, homosexuals. It demonstrates that even before the National Socialists took power, the eradication of homosexuals was one of their declared aims. The discrimination took an extreme form, including intimidation, castration, incarceration and extermination in concentration camps. It also details the experience of lesbians, who were not legally recognised and therefore afforded no protection. Many were stigmatised as "asocial" and sent to concentration camps where they were forced to work as prostitutes.

This book is now out of print but may be available second-hand via Gay's the Word bookshop.

Website: Gay's the Word
Tel: 020 7278 7654
Address: 66 Marchmont Street, London WC1N 1AB

Heinz Heger "The Men with the Pink Triangle" (The Gay Men's Press, 1980)

First-hand account of the experiences of homosexual prisoners in Nazi concentration camps.

Get a copy from the largest lesbian and gay book store in the UK Gay's the Word.

Paragraph 175 (2000)

Documentary about the Nazi persecution of homosexuals during World War II by Jeffrey Frieman and Robert Epstein.

Get a copy from the largest lesbian and gay book store in the UK Gay's the Word.

Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933 - 1945

On-line exhibition of the United Stated Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Web: www.ushmm.org/museum/exhibit/online/hsx

Nazi Persecution of Gays and Lesbians (International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission)

Catalogue of useful resources on this topic by the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission

Web: www.iglhrc.org

 
 
Nottingham Lesbian and Gay Switchboard's History Project
 
The Project looks at both Nottingham's LGBT History since 1967 alongside national events. There are also sections on: discrimination; the pre-1967 situation; mental health issues; famous LGBT people. There is also an online version of QB, Nottinghamshire's LGBT Freesheet.
 
Web
www.nlgshistory.ik.com
 
 

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