Good links, but I must exempt one. The "Torah prophecies of 6 million" idea is false. (1) I tracked the source and it turned out that someone was just noticing a defective letter waw in the text (i.e. the number 6) and then interpreting it after the fact to apply to the Holocaust; I'll dig that up and add the source to my "hoaxes about Jews" article. (2) The word "holocaust" meant burnt offering before WWII, and so it was occasionally metaphorically applied with perfect innocence before it got its famous onetime metaphorical application; no prophecy. (3) I also demonstrated that people just searched old newspapers for quotes containing "six million" and "Jews" in close proximity, including even a quote about six million dollars; there was no prophecy in any of them, and they were no more statistically significant than searches for 5 or 7 million (I believe the best hits from that search came at 3 million). That too should probably be added to the hoaxes article. Your graphic is too blurry to tell, but I believe that all of those came up solely from the "six million" search, and I believe one, maybe two, also had the word "holocaust" in proximity leading the title writer to play that up as if it were a multi-decade prophecy. I'll try to include enough links to show it's all just a posturing hoax.

Your other links sound fine, I might have a quibble if I looked closer but I repeat my thankfulness that you are seeking to keep it well-balanced. To replace the "6 million" link, you might do well to create a link about how Jewish banker Jacob Fugger was the real cause of all the hundreds of years of Catholic-Protestant wars, when he gave Albrecht a usurious loan, the repayment of which out of indulgence money created the whole Reformation.