Posts tagged Chad Gibbs
Teaching About The Holocaust Once Living Memory Fades
Teaching About The Holocaust Once Living Memory Fades

(ANALYSIS) Nothing will ever truly replace the voices of the survivors, but I believe teachers and communities can carry on his work by making history feel local and personal. As everything around us seems to show each day, little could be more important than the lessons of these people, their sources and the Holocaust.

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Analysis, History, Jewish, Judaism, News, Europe, EducationChad GibbsChad Gibbs, Jews, Judaism, analysis, Holocaust, history, education, Secondary featureComment
Defying The Holocaust Didn’t Just Mean Uprising And Revolt: Remembering Jews’ Everyday Resistance
Defying The Holocaust Didn’t Just Mean Uprising And Revolt: Remembering Jews’ Everyday Resistance

(ANALYSIS) Richard Glazar insisted that no one survived the Holocaust without help. To this Prague-born Jewish survivor, who endured Nazi imprisonment at Treblinka and Theresienstadt, plus years in hiding, it was impossible to persevere without others’ support.

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Analysis, Human Rights, History, Jewish, JudaismChad GibbsThe Conversation, Chad Gibbs, Holocaust, Judaism, Religious persecution, Holocaust remembrance, Treblinka, Theresienstadt, Abraham Krzepicki, Third Reich, Nazi, Samuel Willenberg, Lawrence Langer, Warsaw Jews, Yom HaShoahComment