Contents
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The Pope’s Visit to Auschwitz
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Willing Accomplices?
German Banks in Poland
During the Holocaust
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Education
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How Do You Teach Children About the
Holocaust?
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New online course in English
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Activities in Europe
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Teaching the Holocaust: The Fifth
International Educators’ Conference
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Memory
in Motion:
The Holocaust,
Memory and Videodance
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“Alone in the Drawer”
New campaign to videotape survivors’
testimony in their own homes
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The Names Database
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They Risked Their Lives…
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New Exhibition:
Charlotte Salomon: “Life? Or Theater?”
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New
Publications
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News
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Friends Worldwide
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About the Magazine
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Credits
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Back Issues
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by Tamara Wassner
The International School for Holocaust Studies has launched its first
online course in English entitled: “At the Edge of the Abyss: The
Holocaust of European Jewry.” This new course enhances the global reach of
the School, providing an opportunity for educators, students and
professionals worldwide to engage in its educational resources and
communicate with each other, creating a rich academic discourse.
Formulated by experts from various fields at Yad Vashem, the course
explores the issues, dilemmas and history of the Holocaust, from a wide
range of perspectives. It is comprised of five sections: Jewish life
throughout Europe during the two hundred years prior to the war; Germany:
1918-1939; Jewish life in the ghettos; The Final Solution; and
Commemoration and remembrance. Each section comprises 10 fortnightly
lessons composed from educational materials, readings and assignments.
For further information please
click here
The writer works in the Internet Department at the International School
for Holocaust Studies.
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