An edition of Why should we teach about the Holocaust? (2004)

Why should we teach about the Holocaust?

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Why should we teach about the Holocaust?
Jolanta Ambrosewicz-Jacobs, Le ...
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An edition of Why should we teach about the Holocaust? (2004)

Why should we teach about the Holocaust?

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Judaica Foundation, Center for Jewish Culture
Language
English
Pages
118

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Subjects

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Study and teaching, Influence, Psychological aspects
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Why should we teach about the Holocaust?
2004, Judaica Foundation, Center for Jewish Culture
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Cracow

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Dewey Decimal Class
940.53/18
Library of Congress
D804.33 .D5813 2004

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Pagination
118 p. ;
Number of pages
118

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OL3460278M
ISBN 10
8391629333
LCCN
2005411901
OCLC/WorldCat
56808428
Library Thing
4917118
Goodreads
4646897

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