We Must Never Forget: The Story of the Holocaust
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Uses photos, film footage, and interviews to put the history of the Holocaust into perspective. Reviews Germany's political climate that led to World War II and the decision to eliminate all European Jews. Auschwitz survivor Rosa Katz tells her story to help young people understand that remembering the Holocaust can help it to never recur.
Media Details
Runtime: 36 minutes 21 seconds
- Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, History
- Subtopic: Holocaust, Prejudice, World History (General), World War II
- Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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- Release Year: 1994
- Producer/Distributor: Knowledge Unlimited
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Excellent overview of the Holocaust. Intro is a bit dated but great content.
Great video for an overall presentation of the Holocaust.
The intro is a little dated but the rest of the video is excellent. The personal story of a survivor is especially poignant and meaningful to the students.