Proceedings of the First Western Regional Conference on the Holocaust, relating to the ancient, medieval, and modern origins of the Holocaust, its meaning for western civilization, and the methodology for teaching about the Holocaust in schools and universities.

Part 1: Welcoming by Lillian Silberstein, "Why Remember Holocaust?" by Donald McEvoy

Part 2: "Significance of the Holocaust for Western Civilization" by Dr. Raul Hilberg

Parts 3 and 4: Observations by Emil Fackenheim followed by a conversation between Fackenheim and Raul Hilberg.

Part 5: "A Documentary View" by Raul Hilberg

Part 6: "Moral Choices, Individual, Institutional; Holocaust & US" by Dr. John Felstiner

Part 7: "Origins of the Holocaust (Ancient)" by Dr. David Winston

Part 8: "Origins of the Holocaust (Modern)" by Dr. Eugen Weber

Part 9: "Origins of the Holocaust (Medieval)" by Dr. Gavin Langmuir

Part 10: "The Individual Experience" by Dr. Samai Davidson

Part 11: "Psychological and Sociological Perspectives" by Dr. Bruno Bettelheim

Part 12: "After the Holocaust: What Has Changed?" by Drs. Franklin Littell and Sybil Milton

Part 13: "A Paradigm of Moral Choices" by Dr. Robert McAfee Brown

Part 14: "Moral Choices, Individual, Institutional" by Dr. Eberhard Bethge

Part 15: "Catachetics and Prejudice" by Rev. John Pawlikowski

Part 16: Panel of Drs. Brown, Friedlander, Grassi, Pawlikowski, and Tyack

Parts 17 and 18: "Methodology for Teaching the Holocaust" by Dr. Henry Friedlander