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Teaching the Holocaust - discussion about curriculum

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TitreTeaching the Holocaust - discussion about curriculum

Auteur

Paul Forgasz

Call number940.5318/0061

N° d'objet03404N

Lieu de publicationSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditeurAustralian Association of Jewish Holocaust Survivors

Année de publication

1989

Paginationpp121-122

MatérielArticle

ISBN073167412X

NotesArticle from the book 'The gift of life : commemorative volume which contains the substance of papers presented at the International Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors May 8-12 1985 pp121-122

Description

In order for students to understand why Nazism took root so easily in Germany, it needs to be presented as the culmination of centuries of anti-semitism in Europe generally and in Germany in particular. Students also need to be taught about a world which remained silent and about the relative inactivity of Jews in the free world

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