Holocaust Educator, Hannie J. Voyles, on growing up under Nazi rule
Not just another Holocaust story, Storming the Tulips is an intimate encounter with history, as told by twenty former students of the 1st Montessori School i...
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I believe that teaching the Holocaust is important, not only for preserving the history, but for recognizing and responding to current attitudes that contributed to the social climate that allowed…Continue
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Contemporary Issues That Relate to the Holocaust
I believe that teaching the Holocaust is important, not only for preserving the history, but for recognizing and responding to current attitudes that contributed to the social climate that allowed such atrocities. We must do so to prevent anything similar from ever getting started. What do you see in our society/schools that could, when taken to the extreme, foster a similar climate that allowed the rise of Nazism? How does bullying stem from intolerance of others? What people groups are in…See More
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- Publisher of Storming the Tulips, a biographical book of 20 children who grew up during the Nazi occupation in Amsterdam. Author Hannie J. Voyles went to school with Anne Frank.
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