Tag: Bibliography of The Holocaust
Texas School Administrator Says New Law Compels Teaching Holocaust ‘Alternative’ Views
“Teachers are literally afraid that we’re going to be punished for having books in our classes."
Yad Vashem ‘Deeply Disturbed’ by Polish Court’s Verdict Forcing Historians to Apologize for their...
In her ruling, Judge Ewa Jonczyk said that “the court’s ruling must not have a cooling effect on academic research."
Sundance Film Reveals Holocaust Memoir Was World’s Greatest Literary Hoax
But before you rush to your screen to spend your valuable Corona-at-home time watching this bizarre testimony of human weirdness, we recommend you read Indiewire's review.
University of Haifa Works with TikTok to Address Holocaust Awareness
Unawareness about Holocaust history poses a challenge for TikTok, as 41 percent of the video-sharing network’s users are between ages 16 and 24.
Hey, Mark Zuckerberg, There’s No Denying Pinchas Gutter
Every day, a recorded message from the final generation of Holocaust survivors to Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg will be posted on Facebook.
Soon: Bar-Ilan App Commemorating Greek Jewish Communities Destroyed in the Holocaust
"The witnesses are no longer with us, so we must revive their voices. We simply have no choice but to expand our long-term memory."
Haifa U Unveils Salvaged Artworks from Artists Who Perished in Holocaust
Oscar Ghez Collection’s pieces, produced by 18 persecuted Jewish artists from France and revived by University of Haifa students, are featured in newly launched museum exhibit.
Yad Vashem Uncovers 200,000 Previously Unknown Names of Hungarian Holocaust Victims
Some 600,000 Jews from Greater Hungary were murdered during the Holocaust.
As Holocaust Survivors Disappear, 10,000 Youths, 12 European Education Ministers to Partake in March...
'To our dismay, the number of survivors who can share their story is rapidly declining,' said Education Minister Naftali Bennett. 'We must find new ways to remember.'
US Holocaust Museum Official: Digitizing the Records a Bulwark Against Denial, Anti-Semitism
For decades, the International Red Cross and governments around the world, including the US and Israel, did not allow the archives to be opened for public use.
Yad Vashem Online Presents Touching ‘Last Letters From the Holocaust’
There are thousands of personal letters in the Yad Vashem Archives, which were sent by Jews – adults and children – to their relatives and friends from their homes, the ghettos and the camps.
Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education Buys Permanent Facilities
July marks the two-year anniversary of the Oregon Jewish Museum's merger with the Oregon Holocaust Resource Center.