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New York City
Blog for Holocaust Educators
Video and Slideshow Links
Holocaust Seminar Links
- Danielle & Larry's Collaborative Blog
- Buchenwald liberator, American hero dies at 83
- A Long Way Gone - Memoirs of a Boy Soldier
- Guidepost story on Life in a Jar
- Iowa Church Is a Beacon After Immigration Raid
- Life in a Jar - The Irena Sendler Project
- Memorial Library
- Photo Analysis Worksheet
- Pyramid of Hate
- Teacher Teaching Teachers - The Many Voices of Darfur
Suggested Reading
- The Book of Alfred Kantor
- When She Was White by Judith Stone
- Autobiography of a Face by Lucy Grealy
- Raphael Patai, "The Jewish Mind"
- Rabbi Joseph Telushkin, "Jewish Literacy"
- David Ariel, "What Do Jews Believe?"
- George Robinson, "Essential Judaism: A Complete Guide to Beliefs, Customs & Rituals"
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- My Choice as I Move Forward
- 721 words; thoughts while not able to sleep at 2:3...
- Shoah, New York - Stephen Smith
- Bits of My Reflection
- More to Me than Babies - Risha M
- Final Reflection: Poem
- Simply Amazed!
- Empty Space
- The Holy Fire
- Eavesdropping
- Day 8- The Lower East Side, Sailing, & Fireworks
- Forgiveness
- Gisela Glaser - Survival Story
- Day Off in Brooklyn
- Days 5 & 6
- Irving Roth - Islamism
- Where Am I Now?
- Analyzing photos
- Avenue Q
- Irving Roth _ Survival Story
- Adopt Irving
- Weekend Pictures from around New York
- Day 4 - Irving Roth & Shabbat
- Thoughts jotted down on t.p.
- Not content to be bystanders
- Pieces...
- Half Way Through (almost)
- Day 3 -- Gisela Glaser
- Day 2 Holocaust Seminar
- Day 1 Pics
- Looking forward to July 7
- Introduction
- This is the first time I am going to post anything...
- Quick Hello to all from Nebraska!
- This is me, version Thomas
- This is me...
- This Opportunity...
- Up and Running
- Wow!
- A Quick Hello
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2 comments:
Larry,
The effort you put into these slide shows is amazing. They are so much fun to watch. Thanks, ever so, for the memories.
Your welcome! :)
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