Hello! I hope you learned a lot from reading Night and got a chance to finish the propaganda activity yesterday. Elie Weisel was such an amazing person who used his life to help others who were less fortunate. He truly is a hero in so many ways and his story shows us how quickly life can change, but also how strong people can be in the face of adversity.
The last item we usually do for the class is a short research project on a topic from the holocaust that you are interested in. This is such a short class, but there are so many interesting facets to study. Can you take a look at the following list and let me know which one you'd like to research? You will just be making a PowerPoint about the topic that includes about 7 slides. Let me know which one you want today by filling in this FORM. It will be fine if people end up with the same topics. I will share the full assignment tomorrow!
- Dr. Mengele - the Nazi who does the selections in the book
- Varian Fry - tried to save Jews
- Heinrich Himmler - worked closely with Hitler - what did he do?
- Oskar Schindler - tried to save Jews
- The Nuremberg Trials- tells what happened to the Nazis who got caught after the war
- Eugenics-the science Nazis believed in like with blond hair and blue eyes.
- Kristallnacht- The night when Jewish business first got terribly attacked
- Hitler Comes to Power-How did this happen????
- Nazi Propaganda and Censorship - what is it and how did it work?
- Experiments on Twins by Mengele
- “The Final Solution” - what did this mean/entail?
- Life in the Ghettos- what was it like?
- Mobile Killing Squads—Einsatzgruppen
- T4 Program
- Death Marches
- Medical Experiments
- Voyage of the St. Louis
- Nazi Camp System
- Ghetto Uprisings- when/where did these happen?
- White Rose Resistance group
- Death Camp Uprising or Killing Center Revolts
- Le Chambon
- Danish Rescue
- Underground Rescue Organizations
- Liberation and Liberators- what did the Allies see when they freed the camps
- Displaced Persons Camp
- History of the Swastika
- Other Holocausts like Rwanda, Cambodia, the former Yugoslavia, and Darfur
- D.C. Holocaust Museum- explain what it's like
- The Nazi Gold Train
- If there is something else, you'd like to do, just let me know!
Thanks and have a great day!
Mrs. C
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