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X. Justice, Life and Memory After the Holocaust	War Crimes Trials	Edith Coliver	Imparting justice on the Nazi perpetrators by contributing as an interpreter	4:19
	War Crimes Trials	Belle Zeck	The need to persecute genocidaires regardless of how long it would take	1:07
	Living with the Memory of the Holocaust	Fritzie Fitzshall	The need to survive to share the story of those who did not survive	3:43
	Living with the Memory of the Holocaust	Sam Gottesman	A survivor reflects on his struggle to work through his trauma after the death of his father	3:39
	Has the World Learned Anything from the Holocaust?	Jan Karski	Myths of national, ethnic, and racial superiority as pretexts to great crimes	1:04
	Has the World Learned Anything from the Holocaust?	Joseph Berger	A survivor discusses the cross-cultural predilection for inhumanity, racism, and hatred	1:38
XI. Gringlas Unit on Antisemitism After the Holocaust	Introduction	Joseph and Sol Gringlas	Sharing memories of their miraculous reunion	1:58
	Rebuilding Jewish Life after the Holocaust	Rachel Slagter	Rachel explains why she is tied to Israel	1:10
		Rena Bernstein	Rena explains why she is Jewish in her heart	1:48
		Andy Reti	Andy explains why he didn’t have a future in postwar Hungary	1:04
		Ruth Pearl	Ruth describes the Farhud, and how it changed her perception of safety in Iraq	2:09
		Moshe Shamir	Moshe describes his reaction to arriving in Israel	1:57
		Regina Clipper	Regina discusses antisemitism she faced from her employer	1:49
	What is Antisemitism and What are Features of Antisemitism Today?	Anneliese Nossbaum	Anneliese Nossbaum reflects on the desecration of two Jewish cemeteries	1:35
		Anita Lasker Wallfisch	Anita reflects on how easily antisemitic tropes continue to pervade society	2:33
		Dr. Dave Rich	Dave defines antisemitism	0:53
	What are Some of the Forces that Drive Antisemitism Today?	Judah Samet	Judah discusses the antisemitic attack at Tree of Life syagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	1:44
		Dr. Dave Rich	Dave explains why more people need to learn what antisemitic language is	2:43
		Dr. Dave Rich	Dave reflects on how antisemitic language and beliefs become pervasive in society	2:11
		Mohammed Dajani Daoudi	Mohammed discusses how his understanding of the Holocaust changed over time	4:02
		Lillian Eckstein	Lillian analyzes the miracle of her survival and begs people to stop denying the Holocaust happened	0:48
		Felix Sparks	Felix discusses the dangers of Holocaust denial, and why it needs to be stopped.	2:05
	Action and Agency – Combating Antisemitism	Henry Oertelt	Henry reflects on the importance of tolerance, and why individuals need to stand up against hatred	1:54
	Action and Agency – Combating Antisemitism	Jair Melchior	Jair expresses how change starts from within	2:45
XII. Teaching About Genocide	What is the Crime of Genocide?	Ben Ferencz	Ben Ferencz – Interactive Biography	NA
	What do Genocides Destroy?	Jirayr Zorthian	Life before the Armenian Genocide	2:27
		Live Wesige	Memories of childhood with parents before the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda	2:03
		David Faber	Encountering antisemitic violence in Poland prewar	1:29
		Sara Pol-Lim	Discrimination for being city-born in Cambodia	1:30
		Kizito Kalima	Encountering discrimination and isolation in school for being Tutsi	2:04
	How do Genocides Destroy?	Marion Pritchard	Nazi propaganda and public campaigns lead to the elimination of public Judaism in the Netherlands	1:59
		Freddy Mutanguha	Tutsi students are dehumanized and stigmatized by their classmates before being physically attacked	2:34
		Arshag Dickranian	Turkish gendarmerie harass and humiliate an Armenian father in front of his son	2:28
		Freddy Mutanguha	Witnessing the Hutu militias—neighbors and youths—organizing to kill Tutsis and beginning the genocide	1:38
		Elise Taft	Armenian victims are forced into exile and witness the deaths of their neighbors and family members	2:05
		Barbara Fischman Traub	Jews are marched into the ghetto while their former friends and neighbors watch from their homes	2:52
		Theary Seng	A survivor of the Cambodian Genocide describes a policy where death is the norm and violence is personal	1:13
	Aftermath	Freddy Mutanguha	A Rwandan survivor describes his struggle for justice and the value of testimony	1:45
		Theary Seng	A Cambodian Genocide survivor describes a nuanced sense of poetic and social justice beyond the courtroom	1:34
		Haigas Bonapart	An Armenian Genocide survivor describes the pain of never achieving justice for what he experienced	0:49
		Brigitte Altman	Countering the audacity of Holocaust denial and the value of testimony in memorializing victims	1:25
		Jan Karski	Great crimes start with little things	1:05

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