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Jennifer Wilson and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Teaching the Holocaust A Resource Manual for Educators Teaching the Holocaust Dear Educator, The following lesson plans are designed to be a shorter unit on the Holocaust in an effort to provide a variety of resources and activities for teachers when they are faced with time constraints for the topic. Many teachers have several lessons or class periods for the topic of the Holocaust , sometimes leaving the complex context surrounding the events, and the many variables that contributed to the Holocaust hastily reviewed. The series of lessons are designed for grades 9-12, but may be adapted for younger grades at the discretion of the teacher.
ideological, and behavioral grounds, among them Communists, Socialists, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and homosexuals. 2. Do not teach or imply that the Holocaust was inevitable Just because a historical event took place, and it is documented in textbooks and on film, does not mean that it had to happen. This seemingly obvious concept is
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