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A State of Terror: German 1933-1939 |
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The purpose of this catalogue is to describe and analyze how the institutions of the German state were used by the Nazis to identify, persecute and eliminate those individuals and groups they considered undesirable. This process began as soon as they came to power, though the ideological groundwork was laid in the several decades preceding the 1930s. The targeted victims were Jews, Sinti, and Roma (Gypsies), the handicapped, Jehovah’s Witnesses and homosexuals. Cooperating in this effort were all the normal institutions of the state, including the legal and judicial system, the police, the medical profession and institutions, the educational system, the media, local and national governmental officials and their offices. |
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Anatomy of a Ghetto |
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The Nazi program to murder the Jews of Europe had its basis in the long history of anti-Semitism that was endemic to European culture and German society in particular. The purpose of this catalogue is to analyze and illustrate one major step in that “Final Solution”-the ghettoization and dehumanization of the Jews as a stepping-stone to their ultimate destruction. |
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It Really Did Happen: An Introduction to the Holocaust for the Young Reader |
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This catalogue was designed in mind for the younger student as well as the interested adult. It gives you a greater understanding of the consequences of persecution unleashed by Nazi Germany. |
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Janusz Korczak' Warsaw |
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This exhibit chronicles the life and time of Janusz Korczak, prominent educator, doctor, author and head of the Jewish orphanage in Warsaw during the 1920s and 1930s, whose remarkable life and ultimate demise reflected both the richness and the destruction of Jewish life during this period. |
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Salvar Una Vida |
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This is a story of how ordinary people risked their lives and the lives of their families, to shelter, feed and aid their Jewish neighbors and even strangers from being murdered by the Nazis. It is a story of how goodness happened.
THIS CATALOGUE IS ALL IN SPANISH. |
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The Teheran Children |
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This exhibit tells the remarkable story of the journey of some 900 Jewish children who escaped Nazi dominated Europe. Their journey took them from Poland through Teheran, Karachi, and Suez to Palestine. |
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thesis |
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testing |
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To Save One Life: The Story of Righteous Gentiles |
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This is a story of how ordinary people risked their lives and the lives of their families, to shelter, feed and aid their Jewish neighbors and even strangers from being murdered by the Nazis. It is a story of how goodness happened. |
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