An examination of the attitudes and reactions of individuals, groups, or governments who experienced the Holocaust United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. D.C. A catalog of the autobiographical works of a Gypsy survivor and his family incarcerated in Birkenau. It also includes a chronology on the fate of Gypsies in Germany and Austria during 1933-1945. In the Classroom Magazine - a source for commercial free television programming information. Program themes include Comparative Government, Psychology, and English.
Issues addressed include bigotry, religion, stereotypes, and betraying friends.
Why Progress Has Stalled, What Should Be Done. This is a source for curriculum materials on public issues that lead to the development of critical thinking and discussion skills. Judgement at Nurenberg - depicts the confrontation between the American judge presiding over the German war criminal trials and the former Nazi magistrates. Night and Fog - historic film of Nazi concentration camps are contrasted with contemporary scenes. Shoah - interviews with victims, perpetrators, and bystanders.