PPT-Historiography of the Holocaust

Intentionalist Most intentionalist historians belong to a school of thought known as the  Sonderweg  special path They argue that Germanys fascination with authoritarianism military conquest racial purity and antiSemitism predated the Nazis by generations back to mid1800s Prussia These ideas and values not only survived they shaped the newly unified Germany and contributed to the outbreak of World War I 1914 postwar radical nationalism and the rise of Nazism According to . Outcome: Healing. Constructive Response Questions. What efforts were made after the Holocaust to help heal the memories of the Holocaust?. What Will We Learn?. Liberation of the camps. Role of German citizens. 1933 – 1945 . Anne Frank -. Hiding . and Betrayal. THE HOLOCAUST. . WAS . THE SYSTEMATIC, BUREAUCRATIC MASS MURDER OF MORE THAN SIX MILLION JEWS BY THE NAZI REGIME AND ITS COLLABORATORS . Holocaust History. s. . “For the dead and the living, we must bear witness.” . ~. Elie. Wiesel. That there was more than one. Did you know?. The . Defenition. . Holocaust. - . any mass slaughter or reckless destruction of life. At the Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial known as The Case Against the Nazi Physicians, only 23 defendants were charged with “murders, tortures, and other atrocities committed in the name of medical science.” In reality, there were thousands of physician perpetrators and accomplices, the overwhelming majority of whom escaped justice. Indeed, many were restored to positions of prominence and respect among the German medical community.. . Auschwitz. . Auschwitz was a death camp in Poland. It was the largest death camp in the Holocaust. The camp went in operation February 1942. Its primary purpose was murder. They took . J. ews, homosexuals. Doane. College. October 25 -26, 2015. PIECING TOGETHER A VIEW OF WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE HOLOCAUST. Diaries allow students to reflect on the most innocent of the innocent victims of the Holocaust – the children.. Hastings College. October 30 -31, 2016. PIECING TOGETHER A VIEW OF WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE HOLOCAUST. KNOW YOUR STUDENTS. SAFELY IN – SAFELY OUT. Immigrant population with shared experiences. Baggage your students carry from their personal lives. Corey L. Harbaugh. Co-Director, Holocaust Educator Network of Michigan . USHMM Fellow / REC Member (Midwest). charbaugh2002@yahoo.com. Holocaust education is at a crossroads. USHMM Guideline 10:. Make Responsible Methodological Choices . Kayla Bear. Let’s see what you already know about the Holocaust!. Start the Quiz. During what time period did the Holocaust occur?. a. 1931-1948. b. 1920-1946. c. . 1940-1942. d. 1933-1945. Correct! . Historiography. Until 1980’s the predominant view was that the . Mittelstand. [middle-classes] provided most support for the Nazis.. Bracher. and . Brozat. advocated this view.. H. istoriography. Why is it useful in today’s society to teach about the Holocaust? . In the Holocaust…. 11 . million people were . killed in . a span of 12 years from 1933-. 1945, of those killed . 6 million were . Essential Question. What were the M.A.I.N. causes and events of World War II?. Key Vocabulary. Genocide: the killing of an entire race of people. Final Solution: Hitler’s program of systemically killing the entire Jewish people.. Share with a partner. Class List. T. he . Holocaust stands as a warning of what can happen when leaders of a country are motivated by hate, and use that hate to supply simplistic answers to the problems of their country. . \"16 minutes ago -

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