

At a Glance
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English — USSubject
- History
Grade
6–12- The Holocaust
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The lessons in this final section of the unit relate Schindler’s List to the contemporary world. In this lesson, students focus on outbreaks of racial hatred in cities and schools in the United States and Europe. Reflecting on the hatred that unites these stories, students will consider the legacies of Schindler’s List and the Holocaust and how they might strengthen their communities to combat the presence of bullying, prejudice, and hate. Students will think more concretely about ways to do so in the following lesson.
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