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Every Jewish person murdered in Auschwitz-Birkenau had been friends or neighbors with at least some non-Jewish people at one time. This talk will take a step back to the communities in which Jews had lived before deportation or Nazi occupation. It will explore the topic of violence among people who had previously coexi

4-day summer institute for educators in grades 7-12. Taught my MCHE educators in conjunction with the exhibition Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away. Exhibition access throughout the course is included.

This course centers on a chronological survey of Holocaust history with emphasis on the evolution of Nazi policy. I

4-day summer institute for educators in grades 7-12. Taught my MCHE educators in conjunction with the exhibition Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away. Exhibition access throughout the course is included.

This course centers on a chronological survey of Holocaust history with emphasis on the evolution of Nazi policy. I

4-day summer institute for educators in grades 7-12. Taught my MCHE educators in conjunction with the exhibition Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away. Exhibition access throughout the course is included.

This course centers on a chronological survey of Holocaust history with emphasis on the evolution of Nazi policy. I

4-day summer institute for educators in grades 7-12. Taught my MCHE educators in conjunction with the exhibition Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away. Exhibition access throughout the course is included.

This course centers on a chronological survey of Holocaust history with emphasis on the evolution of Nazi policy. I

On the eve of the Holocaust, Polish Jewry – Europe’s largest Jewish community and most of American and Israeli Jewry’s historic “heartland” – was a vital and dynamic society: a forward looking “brave new world” filled with potential, brimming with life, and caught up in and grappling with a process of t