Archives of the Holocaust: Unlocking The Past
Author: Webb
Yet more human soap
Down military memory lane
Bayonetting babies
Holocaust survivors share harrowing tales
No hyperbole here
Neo-Nazis rampage through German city
Another life cut tragically short by the Nazis
George Preston, 92; survived Holocaust
She should know
Hatred Fueled Holocaust, Survivors’ Feelings
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New math
Holocaust DNA
Jewish families long separated by the Holocaust could one day be reunited by new DNA matching techniques, say scientists who are building a genetic database of holocaust survivors. As this ScienCentral News video explains, the new methods were initially developed to identify victims of the World Trade Center attacks.
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How do you say ‘the quarry of death’ in German?
Haverford School twins’ grandfather shares Holocaust survival story
Is it because shoes have tongues?
On Storytelling and Remembrance
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The Diary of Anne Frank made real the 11 million deaths of the Holocaust. One of the most affecting displays in the Holocaust Museum is the room with a jumble of shoes. It allows us to grasp the enormity of the murder when we see thousands of pairs of shoes, each one taken from a unique life, itself just a fraction of the total count.
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She left out ‘everybody knows’
Question: Why Did The Claim Of ‘6 Millions Jews’ Appear As Early As 1919?
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