Holocaust
Remembrances
Activities - quizes,
puzzles, lessons, etc. for teachers to use
Marsha Goren- workshop at the Janusz Korczak at the Ghetto Fighter's Museum
Western Galilee College entitled: "An Educator's
Influence on the Universal Visison of the Holocaust." more
Safe
Haven: The Warsaw Zoo will be released in
March, 2009 - Blue Heron (production company)
Thanks Gary & Richard Lester from GlobalDreamers for the Postcards.
Feature
on Sonia Fenkel & GlobalDreamers
2009 Holocaust Remembrance
2008 Holocaust
Remembrance
2007 Holocaust Memorial
Days || Experiencing Aushwitz
Survivors Stories
Sonia
Welis Frenkel - Facts written by her
daugher Marsha
My Mom:
Sonia Fenkel - Personal feelings by
her daugher Marsha
Nici Neweles -
Escaping the Holocaust - Video - [4 parts]
Leo
Heiman - by his grandson Amity W.
Testimonial
by a living survivor - by Miri Porat
My Family
- for the next generation - by Sarah
Oren
Danuta
Venclauskas - A True Heroine - by Marsha
Goren
My Heroic
Grandmother - by Harel R.
My Grandpa,
Moshe - by Guy Z.
My Grandfather -
by Tomar
Frau Schreiner -
A German villager's view.
Grandmother's Aunt -
by Magan. A family lost at Auschwitz
Teresa Allerhand Poleski by Yukako
Mariam Petrescu byArmina
Jack Zelcer by Dij
Elaine Singer by Natalie
Do you have a story to tell? Yes, we know it is difficult to talk
and write about, but if you are able to share, we will be grateful,
and you will be helping to teach another generation to remember.
Email either: Marsha Goren: marsha@globaldreamers.org
or Janet Barnstable: jbarnstable@globaldreamers.org
Offsite Links:
Hana's
Suitcase - an article from Japan
of the book, the suitcase, and the award in 2006 at Yad Vashem.
Life
in a Jar: The Irena Sendler Project -
she made
lists of the children's real names and put the lists in jars, then
buried the jars in a garden, so that someday she could dig up the
jars and find the children to tell them of their real identify. Megan Stewart-Felt
and the unearthing of the Irena's story...
Life
in the Shadows - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum exhibition:
Hidden children and the Holocaust.
Anne
Frank - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum exhibition: An
Unfinished Story.
Music of
the Holocaust - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Other exhibitions
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Illinois Holocaust Museum This
new world-class museum is dedicated to preserving the memories of
those lost in the Holocaust and teaching current generations about
the need to fight hatred, indifference and genocide in today’s
world.
Tikkun
Olam: David Dickerson's Web Site is a 70-MB, nonprofit,
personal, educational Web site offering a wide range of information on
the Holocaust/Shoah, antisemitism, Jewish culture and history, and other
related topics.
Video
Archive: "The Fortunoff
Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies is a collection
of over 4,300 videotaped interviews with witnesses and
survivors of the Holocaust."
La Gazzetta Del Mezzogiorno - article
An Unforgettable Journey
Auschwitz Diary -
thoughts of students from Ivan Goren Kovacic school in Croatia & their
teacher, Rozalija Baricevic, during their travels in May, 2005. Also see
the question/answer
exchange between Ein Ganim and
IGK.
March of Remembrance and Hope
- Wesley Mullin's journey as a participant in the inaugural "March " in
May, 2001.
Police Force at Majdanek
Camp Ceremony - photos
of the Memorial of Struggle & Martyrdom and the concentration camp itself.
Visit At Yad Vashem - Jerusalem, Israel
Suggested books:
The Cats in Krasinski Square,
by Karen Hesse. This is a book about an amazing resistance event in the
Warsaw ghetto. ISBN is 0-439-43540-4 (recommended by Brian Fahey)
Number the Stars, by Lois
Lowry. Deals with the attemps by Denmark to protech their Jewish citizens
during the German occupation.
(recommended by Doug Fahrendorff and the Hillcrest 5th grade) class activity
I read the book Anne Frank. I thought the book was amazing,
how the little girl hid from the soilders. The story is very important.I
also thought it was sad at the end. I think everyone should read this book.
Steven C., 3rd Grade Driggs School USA
Hitler Youth, by Susan Campbell
Bartoletti. This is a historical book with lots of pictures and first hand
accounts of those who were in the Hitler Youth, as well as those who were
persecuted during Hitler's reign. It is suitable for kids to read. ISBN
is 0-439-35379-3 (recommended by Brian Fahey)
More books....
From World Wide Global
Dreamers 2006
January 27th, 2006: We
remember: participants from the world community
April 25, 2006 Holocust Memorial Day
Ein Ganim Prepares \|/ Remembers
Partner
Activities - Partner's work during
the 2006 memorials.
Bulletin Board archive.
Schindler's List - 8th
graders are inspired by the movie.
Anne Frank - 2nd
grader, Emily's presentation
Darfur -
a 2006 look at the strife by Julian Middle School studnets
Anna
Frank - Students in Belgium Dec. 2006
From World Wide Global Dreamers
2005
The Pit poem by Ivan Groen Kovacic
Jasenovac - The forgotten concentration camp
Jasenovac - Center for education
and remembrance
We believe... \|/ Breaking
prejudices \|/ Through the Arts \|/ Mr.
Josip Majic \|/ Faith for Freedom \|/ A
Personal Quest \|/ China's Pain \|/ Freedom \|/ Lessons/Units \|/ England \|/ Friends & Flags \|/ In
Auschwitz
Memorial Day 2005 \|/ At
Ein Ganim \|/ Peace
Comments: Worldwide memorial and tolerance
sites.
Zola Development
Award for Holocaust Teaching from
the University of Hartford. May 10, 2006 - video
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