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Holocaust Denialism

A gate with the inscription "Work Sets You Free" at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial on January 25th, 2019, in Oranienburg, Germany. Starting in 1936, the Sachsenhausen facility was used by the Nazis, initially for political prisoners, then later also for Jews and other religious minorities, homosexuals, and Soviet prisoners of war.
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A Florida Principal's Reassignment Raises Questions About the Quality of Holocaust Education

Recent research suggests that, countrywide, Holocaust educational efforts aren't going far enough.

Social Justice

Germans Wrestle With Remembrance of Firebombing Raid

The politics of remembering Allied bombing raids in Dresden pokes at the sensitive spots in Germany's democracy.

Social Justice

Should All Artifacts of the Holocaust Be Preserved?

As time erodes the ephemera of genocide, the purpose behind preserving every physical bit of atrocity becomes a question for archivists and ethicists.