Author: Remember

Remember.org started as a free, interactive Holocaust education resource on April 25, 1995. Our contributors include people who come to share what they know, and trust us to hold it. Holocaust memory from survivors, liberators, artists, and people listening. Photo of Sophie Scholl, White Rose (Weiße Rose) [→ Q's? Contact Declan Dunn - Founding Editor ]
  • I Think

    Return to  Education…A Legacy Forum I Think is dedicated to the incredible feedback the Cybrary receives each month. More extensive listings are available in The Empty Mirror, but these will give an idea of the diversity and passion of our visitors. Thanks! Chuck Ferree: As a WW-II Vet, also a “Witness-Liberator”, I would like to…

  • A Message Still Fresh

    Return to Books by Survivors || Cybrary CONTENTS Click here to listen to audio of Jan Karski sharing his experiences. A Message Still Fresh Why we had to tell Karski’s story. Excerpt: The Price of Freedom The dramatic tale of Karski’s escape from Gestapo captivity– and its harrowing consequences. Excerpt: A Tour of the Ghetto…

  • What is Fascism?

      From: NLG Civil Liberties Committee – What is Fascism? Sept. 27, 1992 by Chip Berlet This article is adapted from the author’s preface to Russ Bellant’s book “Old Nazis, the New Right, and the Republican Party,” co-published by South End Press and Political Research Associates. “Fascism, which was not afraid to call itself reactionary……

  • The Music of the Holocaust

    Return to  Educate  excerpted from Voices of a People: The Story of Yiddish Folksong by Ruth Rubin (Jewish Publication Society, 1979, Philadelphia)   Reprinted with permission of the author The Yiddish folk songs of World War II were created out of suffering and deprivation, degradation and terror, struggle, heroism, and death. Texts and tunes by…