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Section 1: An Enquiry into Racism
Activity 2
Cartoon from Reine Luft – courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 4
Image of eye colour testing - courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 5
All images courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 6 Stereotyping and prejudice
Cartoons courtesy of Wiener Library
Images of burning synagogue and Jewish property courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 7 Inside Us and Them
Propaganda poster courtesy of Wiener Library
Image of tattooed gypsy child and Dutch Jewish children wearing yellow stars courtesy of Wiener Library.
Activity 8 Black People and the Nazis
Image of Black Jazz Musician - courtesy of Wiener Library.
Poster of Black and White women - courtesy of United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Activity 9 Racism and Science
All images courtesy of Wiener Library
Section 2: An Enquiry into Fascism
Activity 3 The Individual in Fascist Society
Picture postcard shows a crowd of saluting Germans superimposed on an enlarged image of Hitler and a Nazi stormtrooper. - USHMM Photograph 14951
‘Un-German books’ and ‘Jews not welcome signs’ courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 4 Obedience
All images courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 6 Stamping Out Opponents
Political prisoners rounded up – USHMM Photograph 14069
Were They Ordinary Men – reference to Christopher Browning thesis.
Section 3: Civic Responsibility
Activity 4 Standing By
Image courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 8 Rescuers
Image of children from Le Chambon-sur-Lignon – USHMM 08745
Section 4: Human Rights
All images in this section courtesy of Wiener Library.
Activity 7
Text selected from Into The Arms of Strangers, Warner Bros 2001.
Activity 11
• Extract from the Diary of Anne Frank.
Section 5: Media’s Role in Society
All images courtesy of Wiener Library
Activity 6 – Rallies Eye Witness Accounts
Karl Alexander von Muller quote – Pridham & Noakes, volume 1, P26
Nazis A Warning from History. By Laurence Rees, BBC.
Frau Louise Solmitz quote – Pridham and Noakes, Volume 1.
Activity 9
Alfons Heck Source – from FHAO, p32
Section 6: Legality and Justice
Activity 4 – Test Yourself
Ullstein Bilderdienst – from Wiener Library Archive.
Activity 8 – Nazi Antisemitic Legislation
Image courtesy of the Wiener Library
Images of internment camp and cartoon courtesy of the Wiener Library.
Newspaper articles courtesy of the Guardian newspaper
Asylum seekers can be detained, judges rule
Alan Travis
'There was stone throwing... but it is better now'
Sighthill fears changes as refugees find new tolerance
Kirsty Scott
Tuesday October 30, 2001
Section 7: Debate
All images in this section courtesy of the Wiener Library.
The Munchner Neueste Nachrichten newspaper description of a meeting of the federalist Bavarian League on
Order from the National Chamber of Fine Arts forbidding Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, a well-known artist, from painting – ‘Weimar & Nazi Germany’ by Stephen Lee, p49, Source D
Martin Heidegger quote - ‘Weimar & Nazi Germany’ by Stephen Lee, p49, Source D
From the
Instructions from Werner Best to Gestapo - ‘Weimar & Nazi Germany’ by Stephen Lee, p49, Source G
Segment from
Section from Diary of Stanislav Rozycki
Activity 6 – Freedom of Expression
Newspaper articles courtesy of the Guardian newspaper
Don't gag, challenge
By Jeevan Vasagar
This voice should not be heard
By Randeep Ramesh
Acknowledgements
The Holocaust Educational Trust would like to thank the following people for their contributions to this website.
Sharon Wimborne - ASP Multimedia
Rosemarie Nief – Wiener Library
Carrie Supple – Citizenship Foundation
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