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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

May 22

The Night of Broken Glass: A Warning of Future Nazi Crimes

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

Jan 15, 2023

A nurse converses with three Polish female survivors of the Ravensbrück concentration camp who had been subjected to medical experimentation during their imprisonment. Pictured from left to right are Maria Kusmierczuk, Wladislawa Karolewska, and Jadwiga Dzido in Poland, 1946.

Disability Awareness Month: “Science” That Maimed

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

Jan 15, 2023

Members of the pro-Nazi German American Bund march from nearby Camp Siegfried, Yaphank, Long Island, New York, behind US and Nazi flags.

A Divided America Responds to Nazi Persecution

Reports out of Germany in the late 1930s and early 1940s showed that life was…

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

Aug 12, 2022

Rocket scientist Wernher von Braun (left), a former Nazi, receives a federal civilian service award from President Dwight D. Eisenhower circa 1959.

Winning over Nazis to Win the War

After escaping the Nazis, Arno Mayer and other German Jewish refugees learned how to glean…

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

Aug 12, 2022

Nazi Storm Troopers and young German men holding pictures and pamphlets at a public book burning, circa 1933–1940.

Fires of Hate: How the Nazis Targeted Books and Free Thinking

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

Aug 12, 2022

How the Nazis Manipulated the Masses

The Nazis adapted age-old antisemitic lies and stereotypes to dehumanize Jewish people and…

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Memory & Action

Aug 12, 2022

Why Did Norwegian Teachers Wear Paper Clips During World War II?

Educators Endured Torture to Keep…

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The Night of Broken Glass: A Warning of Future Nazi Crimes

Disability Awareness Month: “Science” That Maimed

A Divided America Responds to Nazi Persecution

Winning over Nazis to Win the War

Fires of Hate: How the Nazis Targeted Books and Free Thinking

How the Nazis Manipulated the Masses

Power, Intoxication, and Masculinity: Fueling the Nazi War Machine

“Remember Max,” Urged Survivor Whose Young Husband Was Killed in the Holocaust

Disability Awareness Month: Remembering the Nazis’ First Victims of Mass Murder

Why Did Norwegian Teachers Wear Paper Clips During World War II?

Educators Endured Torture to Keep…