Sentences with phrase «in holocaust»

«We're learning how to eradicate hate in a Holocaust class and this,» she paused, «comes into our classroom?

It had been only 38 days she had seen classmates slaughtered in her Holocaust history class.

Jessica's boyfriend, Brandon Huff, also was in a Holocaust class, but in a separate part of the school.

Jessica and her classmates were in their Holocaust class in Classroom 1214 — the 1200 building — when Cruz began to shoot.

Among Mr. Born's recent significant litigation matters are representation of various European entities in the Holocaust Assets and Forced Labor litigations, representation of a major US petroleum company in defending against efforts to enforce purported foreign judgments in the United States and testimony as an expert witness in a number of proceedings in Swedish, English, US, Japanese and other courts.

Poland's recently introduced legislation to minimize the country's role in the Holocaust is facing fierce backlash in Israel, where the Polish embassy was spraypainted with two swastikas.

But Poland as a country (or a nation) was never involved in the Holocaust.

The use of the word «denialist» has the connotations of those who do not believe in the Holocaust and is intended to denigrate those who disagree with the belief that man is responsible for the earth warming.

Irena Sendler, rescuing 2,500 doomed children in the Holocaust, being passed over fer Al Gore rescuing a «doomed» planet and self aggrandising thereby..

And they were racist, just the white supremcy groups, which resulted in the holocaust.

The label I prefer is «denier» as in Holocaust denial.

My words did not resemble their reconstruction by the coal executive, and I certainly did not mean to trivialize suffering by the families who lost relatives in the Holocaust.

Three scientific colleagues, including one who lost several relatives in the Holocaust, have expressed strong disappointment about the words.

In fact, some of the Nazis involved in the Holocaust witnessed the Armenian genocide and used it as a model for their own «cleansing.»

Re # 26 — The label I prefer is «denier» as in Holocaust denial.

An illustration of this issue is the large collection of shoes in the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, which belonged to Nazi concentration camp victims.

HOLOCAUST MUSEUM HOUSTON: Rescuers: Portraits of Moral Courage in the Holocaust, featuring photographs by Gay Block and Malka Drucker, through March 15.

Women in Holocaust and Genocide, an exhibition of more than thirty international artists who present artistic representations of and reactions to sexu...

After her husband died, Pauline Jakobsberg wanted to commemorate his life by delving into the tragic ends of so many of his relatives in the Holocaust.

The works in this collection are supremely imaginative in both form and content: from the semi-autobiographical novel painted by a young artist who died in the Holocaust (Charlotte Salomon) to Alison Knowles» computer - generated chance operation for «imagining» houses and their inhabitants; from the pseudo-scientific examination of a conversation between a mother and a daughter (Eleanor Antin) to the dark, comic interrogation of violence against women (Sue Williams); from the transformations of newspaper headlines (Suzanne Treister) to the probing of animal consciousness (Cole Swensen & Shari De Graw); from the body maps drawn by South African women with AIDS (Bambanani Women's Group) to the alchemical transformation of the pregnant body into an evolving landscape and philosophical meditation (Susan Hiller).

One of the pieces in the Holocaust Project, which was part of a series that could be viewed from different angles to different effects, offered commentary on the Apollo Moon landings (see the end of this post for photographs of that piece).

Many members of my family had been killed in the Holocaust.

Diane Arbus, Gertrude Stein, Alice B. Toklas, Susan Sontag, and Hannah Arendt are among the women included, as well as, implicitly, the women who were murdered in the Holocaust.

He was struck by the idea that gay men, who were also persecuted in the Holocaust, would post photos of themselves at such a place.

The inspiring Rainbow Shabbat, a large - stained glass window presenting a hopeful vision of the future, which was the culminating work in the Holocaust Project: From Darkness into Light, will also be on view.

Executed with a raw intensity on paper and in ephemeral installations, her work often draws its imagery and subject matter from current and historical events such as the torture of women in Nicaragua, the extermination of Jews in the Holocaust, and the atrocities of the Vietnam War.

The purpose of my trip to Warsaw was to visit the newly opened Museum of the History of Polish Jews, an institution designed to place emphasis on the history of Jewish lives, a story often overshadowed by their deaths en - masse in the Holocaust.

Helmbrechts walk, 1998 - 2003, is the subject of a chapter in Landscapes of Holocaust Postmemory by Brett Ashley Kaplan, published by Routledge in 2011 and in Dora Apel's, Memory Affects; The Holocaust and the Art of Secondary Witnessing and is cited in Unwanted Beauty; Aesthetic Pleasure in Holocaust Representation, also by Brett Ashley Kaplan.

Women in Holocaust and Genocide» features 30 artists whose art portrays the legacy of the Shoah for Jewish women, as well as female suffering in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Darfur.

These six glass towers represent the six major extermination camp, the menorah candles and the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust.

ComteQ Publishing, a division of ComteQ Communications, LLC, is an independent press specializing in Holocaust Memoirs and Tolerance Education.

Anyone who lost relatives in the Holocaust might find it difficult to write about it.

She was born in 1896 in the town of Dobryzn, Poland, but if you checked there today, nobody would remember her family because any Jews who didn't leave before Hitler got through with Poland were wiped out in the Holocaust.

The reality seems to be simply that their interests run parallel; for example, before they even met, she did her Oxford thesis on compulsive collector - artist Joseph Cornell, and Foer created a poetry anthology inspired by Cornell's work; and both their family histories are rooted in the Holocaust, but they are both uncomfortable with having their books pigeonholded as «Jewish fiction».

Yet the events depicted in Holocaust or even Braveheart, Band of Brothers, I, Claudius, Elizabeth or John Adams have firmly become part of my historical vocabulary.

In this short, memorable story, the Great Freddie, a second - rate ventriloquist, is taken over by the spirit of a 12 - year - old Jewish boy who was killed in the Holocaust and is now seeking revenge.

But Stamper frames these familiar motifs with a question not often addressed in Holocaust literature: What happens after liberation?

For teens interested in Holocaust literature and in cartoon art.

It was only after she was tapped by Bill Clinton to become America's first female secretary of state in 1997 that Albright learned a deeply hidden family secret: Though she was raised as a Roman Catholic, her family was Jewish and more than 20 of her relatives, including three of her grandparents, died in the Holocaust.

At least 13 members of his family were killed in the Holocaust, with the actual number probably closer to 30.

Art has an important place in Holocaust instruction.

All told, some 20 million soldiers and 50 million civilians died in the global conflict, including an estimated 6 million people, mostly Jews, killed in the Holocaust.

Monarch Academy Public Charter School in Glen Burnie received this year's Ponczak - Greenblatt Families» Award for Excellence in Holocaust Education from the Baltimore Jewish Council's Holocaust Remembrance Commission.

Nate Leipciger is a Holocaust survivor and a committed leader in Holocaust education.

Steve Cohen, Senior Lecturer at Tufts University's Department of Education, revisits the progression of the Facing History and Ourselves pedagogy used in the Holocaust and Human Behavior curriculum.

It centers on an experiment about obedience performed by Stanley Milgram at Yale in the 1960's, described in Holocaust and Human Behavior.

My interest in social justice, first sparked through tutoring, served as the catalyst for my undergraduate immersion in Holocaust history.

• How did the Nazi regime use industrial methods to persecute the Jews in the Holocaust from 1933 -45?

Students will consider events leading up to the Holocaust and how other countries were complicit in the Holocaust.

The report published by the Committee praises a «wealth of good practice and enthusiasm in Holocaust education», but warns that too few teachers are being properly trained to teach the subject.