The Auschwitz Album-Guidelines for Educators

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In this video, “The Auschwitz Album - Guidelines for Educators”, Dr. Na’ama Shik presents a rare, important piece of visual documentation of the workings at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp - known as the “Auschwitz Album”. Depicting the arrival and selection of a transport of Hungarian Jews from Carpatho-Ruthenia in 1944, Dr. Shik provides the historical background and pedagogical analysis of the album, in order to assist the educator with teaching this subject in the classroom.
Dr. Na’ama Shik is Director of the Educational Technologies Department at the International School for Holocaust Studies, Yad Vashem.
The Auschwitz Album
Historical Background 1:43
Arrival at Auschwitz 2:43
The Selections and the Walk to the Gas Chambers 4:57
The ""Sauna"" and the Process of Dehumanization 8:24
The Murder Process 11:18
Archival footage and photographs:
Yad Vashem Archives
Yad Vashem Photo Archive
Yad Vashem Archives - The Oral History Section
Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Quotes from:
Ester Krein, Yad Vashem Archive, 0.3/10077
Helena Cytron, Yad Vashem Archive, 0.3/6766
David Schlesinger, [Hebrew] מבירקנאו עד לשחרור ועד שובי למקום הולדתי, להבות חביבה, 2008.
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Fantastic job. Thank you.

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absolutely unbelievable how much hatred 😭😤😭

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Stressful how human did to others humans caused of racism

[@leanie9660]

I am not Jewish, and I was not born until long after the war, but I usually cannot watch anything about this horror...it is too raw.....the actions of the Nazis' are too inexplicable ! How can so many "people" have gone along with this ? Seems that some even enjoyed it. Ugh....I need to watch "Finding Dory" or somesuch....