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TitoloKey themes in Holocaust history

Autore

Doris L Bergen

Call number940.5318/0470

Numero oggetto00993b

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew York, New York, United States

EditoreRoutledge

Anno di pubblicazione

2016

Paginazionepp17-32

MaterialeArticle

ISBN9781138792067

NotesArticle from the book 'Essentials of Holocaust education : fundamental issues and approaches'pp17-32

Descrizione

The amount of information on the Holocaust is staggering. In an effort to help teachers navigate this material and organize their knowledge, five key themes are addressed in this chapter.
1. Chronology matters - the Holocaust was a step-by step process
2. Jews were at the centre of the Nazi processes of destruction, but there were other targets too
3. The Holocaust was linked to World War II
4. The Holocaust was a global event
5. Everyon involved - whether a victim, witness, rescuer, collaborator or perpetrator - was a human being
Addressing these themes offers some ways to respond to questions frequently asked by students and others

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