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Education: DVDs, exhibitions, seminars

New materials and various events support and encourage the remembrance of Nazi forced labor in the classroom and in museums, in political education and at universities.


"Life Story Interviews in the Classroom: Video-DVD – Learning Software" Five biographical short films as core material of the learning software Biographical short film with Reinhard Florian in the class room Working suggestions and additional material in the learning software Project work with video interviews at Babelsberger Filmgymnasium Potsdam

The educational materials "Video Testimonies for School Education: Video-DVD – Learning Software – Teachers’ Book" support the use of the testimony archive and provide information on the memory and history of Nazi forced labor. The double DVD and the teachers' manual can be purchased via Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung ( Federal Agency for Civic Education).

Selected interviews are being shown in various exhibitions, e.g. in the permanent exhibitions at the German Historical Museum and the Memorial Hall Oberhausen or in the international travelling exhibition "Forced Labor". Other museums, research and education projects also use materials from the archive.

At Freie Universität Berlin, seminars and workshops are integrating the interview archive in research and university teaching.


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New project day on the Auschwitz Trial

At the second day of "Victims' Voices at the Perpetrators' Site" in the "Topograpy of Terror", students do research on witnesses and perpetrators at Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial (1963-65).

01/05/2012

Second Edition Educational Material

The educational material about "Forced Labor 1939-1945" ist now available in a second edition. Video DVD, learning software and teachers' book are can be purchased at Federal Agency for Civic Education.

12/07/2011

Testifying in Nazi Trials

On december 15, 1961, the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem ended with a death sentence. The Jewish Auschwitz survivor and artist Yehuda B. testified against Adolf Eichmann and - two years later - at the Auschwitz trial in Frankfurt.

12/07/2011

 

Last Update: 10/11/2011