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Tell Them We Remember: The Story of the Holocaust
Draws on the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's collections of artifacts, photographs, maps, and taped oral and video histories to teach young people about this period of history.
Paperback, 109 pages
Published
October 3rd 1994
by Little, Brown Young Readers
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Bachrach has a very informational book on the Holocaust. The book starts with life before the Holocaust and ends with after the Holocaust was over. It touches on points of Nazi terror, Nuremburg Race Laws, Hilter's Final Solution, Liberation of refugees, and Nuremburg Trials. There is alot of writing throughout the book to touch on the key points of the Holocaust. Also, there is many pictures from the people and places from the Holocaust. The end of the book had an Chronology...more
Bachrach has a very informational book on the Holocaust. The book starts with life before the Holocaust and ends with after the Holocaust was over. It touches on points of Nazi terror, Nuremburg Race Laws, Hilter's Final Solution, Liberation of refugees, and Nuremburg Trials. There is alot of writing throughout the book to touch on the key points of the Holocaust. Also, there is many pictures from the people and places from the Holocaust. The end of the book had an Chronology...more
This is a fairly comprehensive, almost time-line like, look at the Holocaust for younger people. It should be noted that there are a few pictures that aren't really what one might want their children to see. Mass graves with bodies visible for example. An execution getting ready to happen for another. These pictures are commonly found in other books relating to this period though so while they aren't uncommon they can still be frightening for a preteen/teen. They're frightening for me, as an adu...more
This book should be mandatory reading for everyone, regardless of age. The book follows children as the Holocaust starts and finishes. Filled with gripping photographs, the reader can't help but feel heartbroken as you know the outcomes of so many of the youngsters in the book. Not a gory book, but it does tell the truth in just enough truth that readers will understand the evil that man did to man. A great read that every library should have in their collection.
Tell them we remember is one of the best books to teach about the holocaust. Every single thing in that book is really interesting and helpful because it gives all the detail about what really happened in the holocaust, from Hitler’s rise to power, to the Jewish life before and after the holocaust. This is a book I would recommend to everyone who is trying to find out more information on the holocaust. It’s a book that will give you all the answers u need.
Just the cover gave me chills! This book is a wonderful history of the Holocaust. It tracks the lives and deaths of so many people who lived through the horrific time. It was done with the help of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, so the pictures are superb! I will buy a copy of this for my classroom and my home.
If you don't know much about the Holocaust, or even if you do, this is a good book to read! It explains in a simple way the process of the Holocaust, including it's reasons for coming about, and the terrifying results of it. Many graphic photos! It recommend it for ages 16+, depending on maturity level.
In a very simple and interesting way, the author explains (as best anyone can) the timeline of the Halocaust. It really helped me with the history...I encourage you 8th graders to browse it. Can be read during Independent Reading!
Very well researched and written book that gives the reader a clear, easy-to-follow overview of the Holocaust, as well as events leading up to it and what happened after. I would definitely recommend it!
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A very good book for people that are interested in the Holocaust or people who just want to read books about the Holocaust.
There's pictures (nothing brutal), short stories from survivors, and so much more.
VERY good.
Recommended for everyone.
Amazing.
Very well written.
SO good.
Just...
AMAZING!
A very good book for people that are interested in the Holocaust or people who just want to read books about the Holocaust.
There's pictures (nothing brutal), short stories from survivors, and so much more.
VERY good.
Recommended for everyone.
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