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Never Again, Remembering Jack Lewin
ack Lewin was forced to live in a Jewish Ghetto. It’s important to remember those who were put through hardship. My artwork does this by depicting a trial in this survivor’s life. His father volunteered for a work camp for his family to receive money. In Lewin’s interview, he says he never saw his father […continue]
Read MoreOnce In A Lifetime
My artwork, Once In A Lifetime, shows that six million Jewish people did not get a chance for freedom. It also shows that the people that survived get a chance to tell their story and make people believe how horrible the propaganda was. This art shows how some people had to leave their family to […continue]
Read MoreGeorgia Gabor: The Handcuffs
My artwork was handcuffs and at the bottom it said, “They were taken.” In the interview Georgia Gabor said that they were taken to labor camps but I thought that shortening it would be more powerful and meaningful. “They were taken” stuck out to me the most. What I drew was handcuffs and a gate […continue]
Read MoreThe Night My Cat Died
For my project I did the “Night of Broken Glass.” This stood out to me because of how terrible I pictured it in my mind so I just had to draw it. Gerda had to hide in the basement. In my drawing I drew an apartment building on fire because in Gerda’s statement she said […continue]
Read MoreDays in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust and Social Justice
Irene Sendler – the woman who saved thousands of jewish children By Plamena Rumenova Krasteva
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Anne Frank – the girl, who would have become a great author By Tsveta Lachezarova Petrova
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Thirst for Life by Rostislava Nacheva
Read MoreDrawing the Holocaust
Anne Frank quotation, during a course module on Camps and sites of murder, inspires student to draw image in memory of children murdered and harmed by the Holocaust.
Read MoreOne Page Memorials to Victims & Survivors
Inspired by their teacher’s summer journey to Poland with Echoes & Reflections, students in Ms. Wigley’s 7th grade ELA class engaged in a study of the Holocaust through literature circles. In literature circles, students read from Ruth Minsky Sender’s The Cage, Ruth Gruener’s Destined to Live, Joe Kubert’s Yossel, or R.J. Palacio’s White Bird. At […continue]
Read MoreOne Page Memorials to Victims & Survivors
Inspired by their teacher’s summer journey to Poland with Echoes & Reflections, 7th grade students in Chelsea, Alabama embarked on an intensive study of the Holocaust. Students participated in literature circles by reading and discussing in small groups Ruth Minsky Sender’s The Cage, Ruth Gruener’s Destined to Live, Joe Kubert’s Yossel, or R.J. Palacio’s White […continue]
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