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Anne Frank: The Whole Story: Anne Frank in Hiding
Anne Frank describes her living situation as a Jewish family hiding in Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. She explains how she is hidden in a family friend's house and must live with people from different families. -
Schindler's List: Save One Life, Save the World Entire
Oskar Schindler is recognized by the Jewish community for saving their lives. As Schindler prepares to flee from the Allies, the Schindlerjuden give Schindler a gold ring made from gold fillings, engraved with the quote, "He who saves one life saves the world entire" from the Talmud, the book of Jewish law. -
Schindler's List: Helen Hirsch
Helen voices her distraught at the inhumane and nonsensical killings by the Nazis. She says the more you see, the fewer rules you can live by. It is a hard concept for her to follow because she has always believed that rules would keep her safe. -
Schindler's List: Bach or Mozart
Has profanityJews had to live in fear of the Nazis and were always on alert for home invasions. The clip conveys the consequences of being caught. -
The Pianist: Play For Me
A Jewish musician in hiding uses the power of music to save himself from the wrath of a Schutzstaffel (SS) officer. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Boy in the Striped Pajamas: Gas Chamber
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The Nazis assure the men that they are going into a place for a simple shower. Once all the men strip down and are confined in the "shower" space, the Nazis fill the space with lethal gas and wait for them to die. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipAnne Frank: The Whole Story: The Train Journey
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Anne Frank and her family, along with other Jews, are forced from their homes and onto trains that bring them to the concentration camps. On the trains, they are exposed to subhuman conditions, and these conditions only intensify once they get to Auschwitz. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipFreedom Writers: Miep Gies Deemed Heroic
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Miep Gies gives a firsthand account of the capture of Anne Frank. She is regarded as heroic by the students of Ms. Gruwell's class because she and her family hid the Franks in their house during Nazi occupation. Miep refuses to take the title of "hero" and states it was the right thing to do. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipHistory: Who Was Anne Frank?
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This clip provides a brief overview of Anne Frank and her life. It also states why she is important for understanding modern history and society. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipBoy Meets World: Cory's Discrimination Talk
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Cory insults his friend to get his attention, then asks him how it feels in order to make a connection to the injustice of antisemitism.
