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, Jewish Community Centers, embassies and other venues throughout the United States and abroad. Steve is also the author of 50 Children: One Ordinary American Couple’s Extraordinary Rescue Mission into the Heart of Nazi Germany (published by HarperCollins in April 2014). Steven and his wife, Liz Perle, have two grown children and live in San Francisco.Patricia Heberer Rice Patricia Heberer Rice has served as an historian with the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at the United States Holocaust
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, Jewish Community Centers, embassies and other venues throughout the United States and abroad. Steve is also the author of 50 Children: One Ordinary American Couple’s Extraordinary Rescue Mission into the Heart of Nazi Germany (published by HarperCollins in April 2014). Steven and his wife, Liz Perle, have two grown children and live in San Francisco.Patricia Heberer Rice Patricia Heberer Rice has served as an historian with the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at the United States Holocaust
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, Jewish Community Centers, embassies and other venues throughout the United States and abroad. Steve is also the author of 50 Children: One Ordinary American Couple’s Extraordinary Rescue Mission into the Heart of Nazi Germany (published by HarperCollins in April 2014). Steven and his wife, Liz Perle, have two grown children and live in San Francisco.Patricia Heberer Rice Patricia Heberer Rice has served as an historian with the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at the United States Holocaust
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south of Paris, creeping its way ahead of the Nazi advance in 1939, and sharing the road with refugees, horse-drawn carts and embassy cars. Yet the ambulance occupant was not an injured soldier heading to a hospital. The passenger was smiling and wrapped in velvet. Da Vinci’s the Mona Lisa was the vehicle’s only occupant, aside from the curator assigned to protect the masterpiece for the duration of the upcoming war. When the ambulance was opened at a country villa, the curator had fainted from lack
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Holocaust studies through taking a class on Christians in Nazi Germany, but what I got from this class and the many others I took after was more than a history lesson. I learned about dehumanization and oppression, bystanders and perpetrators, and the daily struggles that Jews and other subordinate groups went through. I had my real awakening to social justice issues in this program. There are names of people and atrocities which I can never forget. Even in the smallest examples of discrimination today
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Holocaust studies through taking a class on Christians in Nazi Germany, but what I got from this class and the many others I took after was more than a history lesson. I learned about dehumanization and oppression, bystanders and perpetrators, and the daily struggles that Jews and other subordinate groups went through. I had my real awakening to social justice issues in this program. There are names of people and atrocities which I can never forget. Even in the smallest examples of discrimination today
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Holocaust studies through taking a class on Christians in Nazi Germany, but what I got from this class and the many others I took after was more than a history lesson. I learned about dehumanization and oppression, bystanders and perpetrators, and the daily struggles that Jews and other subordinate groups went through. I had my real awakening to social justice issues in this program. There are names of people and atrocities which I can never forget. Even in the smallest examples of discrimination today
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Holocaust studies through taking a class on Christians in Nazi Germany, but what I got from this class and the many others I took after was more than a history lesson. I learned about dehumanization and oppression, bystanders and perpetrators, and the daily struggles that Jews and other subordinate groups went through. I had my real awakening to social justice issues in this program. There are names of people and atrocities which I can never forget. Even in the smallest examples of discrimination today
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Holocaust studies through taking a class on Christians in Nazi Germany, but what I got from this class and the many others I took after was more than a history lesson. I learned about dehumanization and oppression, bystanders and perpetrators, and the daily struggles that Jews and other subordinate groups went through. I had my real awakening to social justice issues in this program. There are names of people and atrocities which I can never forget. Even in the smallest examples of discrimination today
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to 1700 - ES HIST 305 Slavery in the Americas - ES, GE HIST 329 Europe and the World Wars: 1914 to 1945 - ES HIST 333 Colonization and Genocide in Native North America - ES, GE HIST 346 History of Innovation and Technology - ES HIST 349 U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction - ES HIST 351 History of the Western and Pacific Northwest U.S. - ES, GE HIST 360 The Holocaust: The Destruction of the European Jews - ES, GE HIST 366 Life in Nazi Germany - ES HIST 370 Environmental History of the United States
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