Posts by Erica Nadelhaft
How the Nazis persecuted LGBTQ people
site de rencontre fetichiste des pieds Homosexual prisoners wore a pink triangle on their uniforms. If a prisoner was both homosexual and Jewish, a pink inverted triangle would be superimposed over a regular yellow one. This system allowed camp guards and other prisoners to instantly identify where an inmate came from and what type of prisoner he was.
Read MoreFor teachers adapting to pandemic, inspiration from teachers and students during Holocaust
combien coute le site de rencontre elite This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. All over the country, and indeed, much of the world, teachers are adapting to online education. Teachers, students, and parents struggle with technology, disparities…
Read MoreHow Do We Measure Resistance? Reflections on the Apr. 19, 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
April 19, 1943. Passover. On this day, the armed uprising of the Jews in the Warsaw ghetto began. Time and again, as a teacher of the Holocaust, I am asked:…
Read MoreThis Passover: Thoughts on Judaism and Being Jewish
As I consider what it means to be Jewish, I find myself thinking about my own family and my own identity. My family covers the spectrum – from my ultra-Orthodox…
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