Holocaust Remembrance Book Display
Expand your mind. Explore new topics. Extend a conversation.
April 21 - May 2, 2008
Across from Loan & Reserve
"Those who cannot remember history are doomed to repeat it. ." --George Santayana
Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom Hashoah) is a day to remember the victims of the genocide perpetrated by the Nazi's during World War II- those that survived, and the many more who did not. It is also a day to recall what human beings are capable of doing to one another. We memorialize the Holocaust for the sake of those that were murdered, those that survived, and for our own sake, so that we may stop genocide from happening anywhere in the world. Morgan Library will honor this occasion with a book display featuring books on the topic.
Titles on display include:
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Accounting for genocide : national responses and Jewish victimization during the Holocaust
Fein, Helen -
The abandonment of the Jews : America and the Holocaust, 1941-1945
Wyman, David S. -
After the darkness : reflections on the Holocaust
Wiesel, Elie -
Anne Frank and after
Galen Last, D. van -
Ben-Gurion and the Holocaust
Teveth, Shabtai -
A century of horrors : on Communism, Nazism and the uniqueness of the Shoah
Besançon, Alain -
Children and play in the Holocaust : games among the shadows
Eisen, George -
Children with a star : Jewish youth in Nazi Europe
Dwork, Deborah - ...and many more
We invite you to stop by our display, check out a book or two, or pick up a copy of our booklist with additional titles from our collection on the topic.
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