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Echoes and Reflections

Studying the Holocaust

  Lesson 1: Studying the Holocaust  

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Encyclopedia

Photographs

Documents

Letters

 

 

In this lesson, you analyze the value and importance of studying the Holocaust, examine primary and secondary source materials, and learn about  the Kristallnacht Pogrom that took place in Germany and Austria in November 1938.

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Key Words Key Words

Concentration Camp

Jehovah’s Witnesses

Genocide

Kristallnacht

Gypsies

National Socialism – Nazism

Holocaust (Hebrew – Shoah)

Survivors

Homosexuality in the Third Reich  Third Reich
 Encyclopedia Encyclopedia
Anti-Jewish Legislation Grynszpan, Herschel
Germany Racism
Photographs Photographs

Baden Baden, Germany, Arrest of Jews by the SS on Kristallnacht
November 9-10, 1938, Munich, Germany, Temple ‘Ohel Yaacov’ Going Up in Flames During the Kristallnacht Riots
Koenigsbach, Germany, November 11, 1938, The Interior of a Ruined Synagogue after Kristallnacht  
Siegen, Germany, November 10, 1938, A Synagogue on Fire on Kristallnacht 

Documents Documents

A Report by the German Ambassador in Washington on Reactions to Kristallnacht in the United States
A Police Report referring to the Events on Kristallnacht in Bebra, November 1938
Nazi Regulation for the Elimination of the Jews From the Economic Life of Germany, November 12, 1938

Letters Letters

From a Letter by Emmanuel Ringelblum, a Polish Jewish Historian, on the Refugees in Zbaszyn, Poland
December, 1938, Letter Describing the Deportation to Zbaszyn, Poland

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