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Essays and publications relating to Holocaust study are posted here. They are focused at elementary through college students. Other essays are designed for a generic population. Whenever possible entire essays and publications are included and may be downloaded and used directly in the classroom. In other instances a sample from a book of essays is presented. Complete essay and publication information can be obtained directly from the "owner's" listed address.
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Education about the Holocaust:
How Does It Help Build a Better World?
Address to Annual Conference of the Association of Holocaust Organizations
June 8, 2004
by Jerry Fowler
Staff Director, Committee on Conscience
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
In Sudan, Staring Genocide in the Face
Sunday, June 6, 2004; Page B02
by Jerry Fowler
Economic
Counselor at the German Embassy, Washington,
Presented at the 17th Annual Conference of the Association of Holocaust
Organizations,
Baltimore, Maryland June 11, 2002
Faith in God and Man After Auschwitz: Theological Implications
Yad Vashem — April 2002
by Emil L. Fackenheim
A HOLOCAUST LEGACY 1939-2002
published with permission by Dr.George Halasz Dr. George Halasz, a psychiatrist in Australia, takes a clinical look at the question: Has there been a process of cultural abuse perpetrated on the Palestinian children the same way that the Nazi propaganda machine abused the youth of Germany in the 30's? For more than 20 years he has dealt with suicidal teens in a clinical setting. Dr. Halasz is the child of a Holocaust survivor of Auschwitz. The entire document is posted on the Holocaust Teacher Resource Center web site.
Its Critical, Cohesive, and Coping Functions
by John Morreall, Ph.D.
published with permission by Dr.Marcia Sachs Littell
This paper was presented at the 1997 Annual Scholars' Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches, Hearing The Voices: Teaching the Holocaust to future Generations. It is available on a CD-ROM of all Scholars' Conference papers 1990-2000 published by Vista-Intermedia and edited by Marcia Sachs Littell.
published with permission of the Jerusalem Post
(September 24) - What is at stake is nothing less than the survival of our civilization, former prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the US House of Representatives' Government Reform Committee last Thursday. His address to the committee in the wake of the terror attacks on New York and Washington is published here in full.
Presentation
to the Association of Holocaust Organizations
16th Annual Conference, June 2001
by Dr. Shimon Samuels
Dr. Shimon Samuels is the Director for International Liaison at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Paris. The text of his presentation is reproduced in its entirety. A short video clip from his presentation also is included.
Presentation
to The Amsterdam Conference on Remembrance
May 2001
by Professor Yehuda Bauer
Professor Bauer is the Academic Advisor to the Task Force for International Cooperation on Holocaust Education, Remembrance, and Research. His presentation was made in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, during the Task Force's meeting in May 2001.
David Katz provides a personal account of the Holocaust through his autobiography. MayAnne, his wife, conveys the Holocaust through her paintings. Click the title link above to view these exhibits.
David responds to questions about his personal experiences of the Holocaust in the video clips included with this essay.
David and MaryAnne Katz 1993
Handicapped: Victims of the Nazi Era, 1933-1945
Homosexuals:Victims of the Nazi Era , 1933-1945
Jehovah's
Witnesses: Victims of the Nazi Era
1933-1945
SINTI
& ROMA: Victims of the Nazi Era
1933-1945
Hampton Roads Section National council of
Jewish Women in conjunction with Virginia War Museum
To
Save One Life
The Story of Righteous Gentiles
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A
Global Perspectiveon Working with Holocaust Survivors
and the Second Generation
Editor: John Lemberger
INTERVISIONVolume No.1
Child Survivors: Forms of Intervention
THE
UNIQUENESS OF THE HOLOCAUST
by Alex Grobman, Ph.D.
Dr. Alex Grobman wrote an insightful paper that investigates whether or not the Holocaust was a unique event. He compares the Holocaust to other horrific mass killings and assesses elements that are common or different in each of them. This paper can be an essential tool in studying and understanding the Holocaust.
Dr. Grobman presents the data showing when information about the Holocaust was printed in various newspapers (e.g., the New York Times). He also addresses the issue of why many people did not believe those reports.
THE
PROCESS OF COMMEMORATING DEEDS OF HEROISM
by Alex Grobman Ph.D.
