Category Archives: TOLI in the News

Pius X teachers selected to lead Holocaust education program

Pius X teachers selected to lead Holocaust education program Three teachers at Lincoln Pius X High School have been have been selected to lead a 2011 Memorial Library Summer Satellite on Holocaust education in Lincoln. Jane Connealy, Katie Elsener and Tom Seib were selected as three of a dozen  leaders nation, based on the strength […continue]

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York College, NE students visit New York City and Washington, DC

Professor Erin DeHart led her class on a trip to two major eastern cities that included a visit to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. As part of their preparation, students read Olga Lengyel’s Five Chimneys and Irving Roth’s Bondi’s Brother and exchanged ideas and responses online. Read more about their experience here.

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Laurel Library to discuss Hitler’s Holocaust

January 3, 2011 Laurel Library to discuss Hitler’s Holocaust The Times-Tribune, Corbin, KY CORBIN — By Carl Keith Greene / Staff Writer At it’s Holocaust Reading Series, the effect of Germany’s Nazi regime during World War II will be discussed monthly at the Laurel County Public Library over the next five months. The Holocaust, which […continue]

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NCHS students visit with Holocaust survivor during video conference

from The Natchitoches Times NCHS students visit with Holocaust survivor during video conference By Leigh Guidry Published: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 11:34 PM CST About 20 Natchitoches Central High School sophomores experienced a piece of living history Tuesday during a live video conference with Holocaust survivor Gerda Weissmann Klein. Sophomore Tyler Turner even spoke to […continue]

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