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  • Learn about the Holocaust

    Source: Main Museum website
    The Holocaust was the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews by the Nazi regime and its allies and collaborators.

  • Nazi Propaganda

    Source: Holocaust Encyclopedia
    Type: Series

  • Historical Poster Set

    Source: Main Museum website
    This set of 14 posters provides a concise overview of the events of the Holocaust, from the Nazi rise to power to liberation and justice after the war. These posters are available for downloading and printing for your educational needs.

  • Siegfried Wohlfarth: Maps

    Source: Holocaust Encyclopedia
    Type: Media Essay

  • Romani (Gypsy) campsite near Berlin

    Source: Holocaust Encyclopedia
    Type: Film

  • Would You Recognize Antisemitism?

    Source: Main Museum website
    Antisemitism means prejudice against or hatred of Jews. The most violent and threatening acts of antisemitism often make headlines, but antisemitism also appears in subtler ways in daily life. Have you noticed it in online comments, conversations, or perhaps in graffiti or flyers in your neighborhood? Today’s antisemites might blame Jews for the world’s problems; might imply that Jews have an outsized influence in media, business, or politics; or, might deny or diminish the facts of the Holocaust. We all have a responsibility to call out this hatred and misinformation when we see it. The videos and stories below give historical examples of antisemitism and the impact it had when left unchecked.

  • Maya Benton

    Source: Main Museum website
    Type: Voices on Antisemitism Podcast
    Maya Benton is working to establish the Roman Vishniac Archive at the International Center of Photography. Vishniac's photos include some of the most well-known images of Jewish life in Eastern Europe. The archive also includes thousands of unpublished images that show the tremendous diversity of prewar Jewish life, as well as the rise of Nazi power in Berlin.

  • Frank Liebermann: Changes in Germany After Nazi Rise to Power

    Source: Main Museum website
    Type: First Person Podcast
    Frank Liebermann discusses life in Germany after the Nazis came to power in 1933. Shortly after taking power, the Nazis began to eliminate individual rights and freedoms for Jews in Germany. This changed daily life for Frank and his family in many ways. Frank's father was a physician and it became increasingly difficult for him to practice medicine after 1933.