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 Many groups are compiling information about survivors of the Holocaust. For example, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has a national registry of survivors of the Holocaust who came to the United States after WWII. Information about people on this list can be obtained at the museum. See "Archives and Libraries" in this outline for further information about this repository.
-The Family History Library has a few yizkor books and other information about the Jewish Holocaust. Check for these records in the FamilySearch Catalog. Other sections of this outline that discuss records of Jews during the Holocaust include "Census" and "Concentration Camps."
+The FamilySearch Library has a few yizkor books and other information about the Jewish Holocaust. Check for these records in the FamilySearch Catalog. Other sections of this outline that discuss records of Jews during the Holocaust include "Census" and "Concentration Camps."
 '''Death Books from Auschwitz.''' These death books contain a register of names based on various death books dept at Auschwitz. In all, they contain 68,864 entries. (FS Library call no. [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/760505 943.86/A1 F2d])