The Holocaust: history and remembrance
Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered approximately six million Jews during the Holocaust. The persecution also affected many other groups. Education requires survivor testimony, archival documentation and attention to antisemitism, resistance and the destruction of European Jewish communities.
Background and historical context
Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered approximately six million Jews during the Holocaust. The persecution also affected many other groups. Education requires survivor testimony, archival documentation and attention to antisemitism, resistance and the destruction of European Jewish communities. Understanding this subject involves its history, regional context and the experiences of people who lived through the changes.
Culture, society and significance
Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered approximately six million Jews during the Holocaust. The persecution also affected many other groups. Education requires survivor testimony, archival documentation and attention to antisemitism, resistance and the destruction of European Jewish communities. Public institutions, cultural heritage and local communities continue to shape the way this topic is understood today.