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Why Study the Holocaust?
Grades 4-7
January 3, 2007

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January 27th is National Holocaust Memorial Day. It seems almost impossible that there are still millions of people who either deny the Holocaust or simply know nothing about it.

The Holocaust is a universal lesson about how civilized countries and their leaders can create propaganda that generates ethnic hatred to justify genocide. So, civilized countries can be manipulated as well as more recent examples of third-world countries such as Darfur.

Activity: Teachers should use Holocaust Memorial Day to create learning activities that teach the lessons of the Holocaust:

Click the Subject Headings option.

Type Holocaust in the Search box and Search.

Note the list of 14 subjects in the Results listing

Assign different topics to different students. Students will use at least two resources in reporting their topics. The report should summarize the following types of information:.
 

Significant people

Significant events

Most important idea about this subject

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Last Updated on January 14, 2007

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