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Why Holocaust Analogies Are Dangerous

Careless Holocaust analogies may demonize, demean, and…

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Why We Need to Study Nazi Propaganda

Today’s Extremists Use Proven Techniques To Win Followers and…

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Out of the Shadows: Stories of Sexual Violence in the Holocaust

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A Nanny’s Promise to Save a Young Boy during the Holocaust

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A Dangerous Blessing: Pregnancy and Motherhood in the Holocaust

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Hannah Szenes: The Young Poet and Parachutist Who Risked Her Life to Help Fellow Jews during World War II

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75 Years Ago, with Mixed Emotions, a Liberator Confided in His Mother

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From Street Fights to Secret Intelligence: Jewish Brothers Who Fought Back against the Nazis

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Drawing of a woman with long, dark hair. She is drawn in reds, browns, and blacks, while the background of the drawing is blue, green, and orange. The drawing is sketchy and the woman’s figure and facial expression are difficult to make out.

From Ghetto to Concentration Camp, this Artist Never Stopped Drawing

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A group of Jewish refugee children wait in the port of Lisbon to board the SS Mouzinho, which took them to the United States in 1941.

Refugees in Search of a Safe Haven

Fleeing terror at home, searching for safety and shelter. During the Holocaust, European Jews cried…

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