Renée Molho - Ein Buchladen in sechs Kapiteln

Renee Saltiel und Solon Molho wuchsen in Salonika (Thessaloniki), der ehemals größten sephardisch-jüdischen Gemeinde der Welt auf. In der Hochphase lebten hier etwa 90.000 Jüd*innen, vor dem Krieg waren es 50.000, doch im Zweiten Weltkrieg ließen die Deutschen die Juden der Stadt deportieren. Nur wenige überlebten und kehrten nach Salonika zurück. Diese Geschichte erzählt, wie zwei Juden Salonikas dank eines spanischen Diplomaten und einiger mutiger griechischer Familien überlebten, und nach dem Krieg in ihre Heimatstadt zurückkehrten.

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3 Ergebnisse
Titel / Thema Sprache For grades Dokumente
Getting to know and “adopting” my neighborhood
etika, hit- és erkölcstan, History
A year-long project that includes several parts—making videos and a photograph tour of the local Jewish history in Thessaloniki, creating a Holocaust library for the school, creating an exhibition for students to present their work to the school. The goal: to help students understand the sociopolitical motives that drive people into committing atrocities. I believe that my students learned to recognize prejudiced attitudes, racist behaviors and also developed skills in order to face them off in the future.
en 10, 11, 12, 9
Renee Molho –Α bookstore in six chapters
History
The Jewish community of Thessaloniki was one of the Jewish communities in Europe that were completely destroyed during the Holocaust (94% of its members were murdered in Auschwitz-Birkenau). After the war only 1.950 Jews were counted in Thessaloniki. This lesson plan, which is based on Centropas’ film “Renee Molho –Α bookstore in six chapters“, provides the tools which students need to learn about this lost community and its people who participated in the historical events, people with specific names, jobs, lives and not simply anonymous victims.
en 10, 11, 9
Why Study History?
History
The goal of this lesson is to introduce students to the major reasons for studying History (any History course will be appropriate with this lesson). Having said that, this lesson is meant to be used at the beginning of a year long course. Feel free to modify the lesson to fit your specific needs.
en 10, 11, 12, 8, 9