Ian Biddle explains why he thinks we should study the Holocaust
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Recent Posts
- Resources in Yiddish Studies: fantastic pages from online journal In Geveb
- ווידעאָ: חיים גראַדע רעדט וועגן דער ייִדישער ליטעראַטור – עונג־שבת
- Why should we study Yiddish? 60-second tasters
- Why should we study music in the Holocaust? 60-second tasters
- Why should we study the Holocaust? 60-second tasters
- Why banning David Irving books from university libraries would achieve little
- The Holocaust: Who are the missing million?
- Opening of UN files on Holocaust will ‘rewrite chapters of history’
- Yevgeny Yevtushenko obituary
- Britain’s Holocaust memorial shortlist: right time, wrong place?
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Other Holocaust modules
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- The Holocaust & Society (module at Exeter University)
- The Holocaust (module at Kingston University)
- The Holocaust in History (Module at UEA)
- The Holocaust, Genocide and Society (module at Exeter University)
- The Holocaust: The Destruction of European Jewry (module at Sheffield University)
- Theology and the Holocaust (module at Bangor University)
- War and Genocide in the Twentieth Century (module at Newcastle University)
- World War II and the Holocaust in German Literature (module at Newcastle University)
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