- Holocaust Awareness Museum and Education Center
- The Holocaust Awareness Museum, America's first, and possibly the worlds first Holocaust Museum. Started in 1959, and founded in 1960 by the late Yaakov Riz in his basement in Northeast Philadelphia, PA. Our museum educates students in Public, Private, and Parochial schools throughout the Delaware Valley with our survivors. Our museum is always available to view during museum hours. For more information, please visit our website.
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- Holocaust Education & Archive Research Team
- It was once said that not remembering the Holocaust means to side with the executioners against its victims; not to remember means to kill the victims a second time; not to remember means to become an accomplice of the enemy. On the other hand, to remember means to feel compassion for the victims of all persecutions.
By solemnly commemorating the tragedy of the Holocaust, we will keep history in mind, never forget the past, cherish all lives, and create a better future.
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- Holocaust Education Foundation, Inc, Holocaust Teacher Resource Center
- The Foundation sponsors both a Holocaust Teacher Resource Center web site (http://www.Holocaust-trc.org) and a Holocaust ListServer. The web site and the list focus on lesson plans and related materials that educators can download and use directly in the classroom. The web site offres materials from organizations like Yad vashem and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum., The purpose is to expand my contact with Holocaust educators and people interested in Holocaust education.
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- Holocaust Education Through Art
- On-line galleries from the "Under the Wings of G-D" art series on the Shoah, underway since 1991 in Seattle, WA by artist Akiva K. Segan. Also includes info on Slide Classes & Traveling Exhibits.
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- Holocaust Educational Foundation
- The Holocaust Educational Foundation is a private, non-profit organization established in 1980 by survivors, their children, and their friends in order to preserve and promote awareness of the reality of the Holocaust.
The foundation concentrates its resources on facilitating teaching and scholarship at the college and university level.
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- Holocaust History Project
- A free archive of documents, photographs, recordings, and essays regarding the Holocaust, including direct refutation of Holocaust-denial.
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- Holocaust Memorial Button Project
- A Holocaust Memorial to honor the memory of the victims of the Holocaust and to teach the lessons of tolerance, has been built in Peoria, Ilinois. The Memorial consists of glass sculptures containing six million clothing buttons to represent each of the Jews murdered and an additional five million buttons to represent each of the enemies of the state who perished under Nazi rule. This project, under the auspices of the Jewish Federation of Peoria, included people counting by hand every single button that arrived from the forty-seven states and five countries contributing. Please visit our website to understand the symbolism of the button and the glass sculptures.
We are asking for your help to reach our financial goal.
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- Holocaust Rescue Efforts of Rabbi Weissmandl
- With only $2,000,000 the Germans were willing to stop the murder of European Gews in 1942. All remaining 1M living Jews would be freed at $2 per head and sent to any country in the world. Did the World Jewery miss out a chance to stop the holocaust? Rabbi Weissmandl's negotiation failed becaust the "Jewish Joint" would not release the funds.
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- Humor as a defense mechanism in the Holocaust
- The Purpose of this Study: The purpose of this study was to investigate and comprehend the types of humor and laughter and the functions they fulfilled in the Holocaust. Research Questions: 1. What types of humor were used by Jews in the Holocaust? 2. What functions did humor fulfill for Jews in the Holocaust?
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- JewishGen Holocaust Global Registry
- The JewishGen Holocaust Global Registry provides a central place for anyone searching Holocaust survivors, for survivors searching family members or friends, and for child survivors searching clues to their identity. As more people add records and search the database, it is our hope that this registry will help bring about reunions with loved ones.
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- Learning about the Holocaust through Art
- Learning about the Holocaust through Art is a free website providing high-quality reproductions of art works produced during the Holocaust. It also includes biographies of the artists and histories of the ghettos and camps in which they were interned. Study resources and lesson plans support its use in the classroom and an interactive section enables users to choose and annotate works for their own online collection. The website is available in both English and Hebrew, with Russian and Spanish versions planned. It has been jointly produced by World ORT (an international educational charity) and Beit Lohamei Haghetaot (a major Holocaust museum in Israel).
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- Louisiana Holocaust Survivors
- Local residents in Louisiana share their stories in
interviews conducted by Plater Robinson, the Institute's Holocaust Education specialist. Oral histories of Holocaust survivors are an important resource for researchers and educators. The survivor's personal recollections
provide insights into events as experienced and interpreted by the historical actors themselves. As always, oral histories must be used
judiciously and readers are encouraged to consult other historical sources in order to develop a more complete understanding of the
Holocaust.
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- March of the Living (Official Page)
- The March of the Living is an international, educational program that brings Jewish teens from all over the world to Poland on Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Memorial Day, to retrace the infamous death march from Auschwitz to Birkenau, and then to Israel to observe Yom HaZikaron, Israel Memorial Day, and Yom Ha'Atzmaut, Israel Independence Day. The goal of the March of the Living is for these young people to learn the lessons of the Holocaust and to lead the Jewish people into the future vowing NEVER AGAIN.
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- New England Holocaust Memorial
- Through the voices of survivors and witnesses to the Nazi death camps, the Friends of the New England Holocaust Memorial seek to comprehend the acts of inhumanity that can stem from the seeds of prejudice. Inscribed in the glass panels at the base of the Memorial's six stark towers are statements which represent a range of personal experiences, from the horrors of camp life to acts of resistance.
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- Nizkor Project
- A collage of projects focused on the Holocaust, and its denial, often referred to as Holocaust "revisionism.", a label rejected out of hand as being misleading and dishonest. This is the site of many holocaust Archives that were previously housed at almanac.bc.ca.
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- Positive Holocaust Education
- An extensive work dealing with The Second World War and Jewish Education in America.
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