New Hannah Arendt documentary

“The Banality of Evil” and the Spirit of Hannah Arendt

Interview with the director of the Vita Activa –  Hannah Arendt documentary.

Do you know Survivors from France possibly saved by Adolfo Kaminsky and his work?

Remember.org helps teachers and students find the best resources on the Internet, (celebrating its 22 year anniversary with a video) and connect them through stories of survival.

Thenand Now

“Once the columns were formed, there was a long wait. Thousands of women taking time going out, five by five, counted as they pass. Passing through the gate made us tighten.”*

This street is just to the left of the unloading ramp, where close to a million people were unloaded from trains and sent along this street to slave labor or more probably the gas.

Auschwitz, Then and Now with art by four artist/survivors of Auschwitz.

Art by 6th Graders: The Imagine Art Gallery

 

Adobe Awards Remember.org for Social Change in Media for: The Virtual Tour of Auschwitz and Birkenau by Alan Jacobs and Krysia Jacobs, and the Museum at Auschwitz

 

Featured Holocaust Stories

• Anniversary of Abe Korn’s Liberation from Buchenwald – Abe’s Story
• A Tale of Terezin: A Preface to “Legacies, Lies and Lullabies – The World of a Second Generation Holocaust Survivor” by Esther Vivien Levy.
• Israel and the Palestinians
• Holocaust Survivor – Poland – Harold Gordon

 

 

Nordhausen Liberation Photos by VII Corps Soldier

 

• Special Links:Check out the USC Shoah Foundation Institute, launching a new online exhibit, called Stories of Liberation.

• Survivor Tamara Deuel’s paintings, we miss her.

Remember.org shares art, discussion, photos, poems, and facts to preserve powerful memories, like A Survivor’s Prayer to millions of visitors since 1994.

Education: History, Lesson Plans, and Resources
Learn the facts through lesson plans, research and timelines, including our Teacher’s Guide to the Holocaust.

Books by Survivors

Listen to survivors through books. Including Courage Under Siege and many others with extensive excerpts and photos available online.

The Holocaust history is about life and survival, not Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.