STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug. 20 (UPI) — A Swedish government agency says a majority of teachers in the country have an inadequate knowledge of the World War II Holocaust.
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Admissions against interest
Admissions against interest about ‘the Holocaust’
Holocaust comes into focus for D.M. teacher
After all these years, the barracks are still there.
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Holocaust survivor at Bexleyheath school
PUPILS at a Bexley school have been learning first hand about the horrors of the Holocaust from one of its survivors.
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Memories come back to haunt elderly Holocaust survivors
BERLIN (AFP) — As the last generation of Germany’s Holocaust survivors enters the twilight years, many are losing the strength to suppress horrific memories and caregivers find they are often ill-equipped to help.
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Survivor works to keep memory of Holocaust alive
As a young girl, Ela Stein Weissberger said she cherished the moments when she played a cat in a production with other children her age.
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Still no evidence of Nazi gas chambers
Scholars make finds in Nazi archive
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The Counterfeit Saga(s): What Really Happened at Sachsenhausen?
“The Counterfeiters” purports to tell the story of how Jews at Sachsenhausen concentration camp produced near-perfect forgeries of the British pound for the Nazis. But be forewarned: Austrian director Stefan Ruzowitsky’s 2008 Academy Award winner for best foreign film lacks a great deal of the drama inherent in the real-life story. That’s the word from veteran American journalist Lawrence Malkin, whose book “Krueger’s Men” (Back Bay Books) is widely regarded as the definitive nonfiction work on the saga. Originally published by Little, Brown and Company in 2006, the book was recently released in paperback, bearing a small sticker referring to “the true story that inspired the Oscar-winning movie.”
Making certain they’re healthy before gassing
Md. Holocaust Survivor Makes a Point of Speaking Out
Author admits making up memoir of surviving Holocaust
Eleven years after the publication of her best-selling Holocaust memoir — a heartwarming tale of a small Jewish girl trekking across Europe and living with wolves — the Massachusetts author yesterday admitted the whole story was a hoax.
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Holocaust survivor opens exhibition
Frank Bright survived the gas chambers by pure luck.