Jewish survivor Renata Schondorf shares her very emotional story of how she barely escaped her fate while standing in line, waiting to go to the gas chambers. This clip is part of the Visal History Archive's Living Testimonies at McGill University collection.
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Educators can register for a variety of free webinars throughout October and November that will provide an introduction to the resources and teaching strategies of Echoes and Reflections.
Chair/Moderadora: Carol Wise, International Relations/Relaciones Internacionales, USC
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Sofía Duyos, Law, Madrid, España
“Documentos del ejército y su trascendencia para comprender el genocidio Maya Ixil”
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Sergio Palencia Frener, Anthropology/Sociology, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
Chair/Moderadora: Susan Fitzpatrick-Behrens, Latin American Studies, CSU Northridge
Chair/Moderadora: Susan Fitzpatrick-Behrens, Latin American Studies, CSU Northridge
Chair/Moderador: Patrick James, International Relations, USC
Chair/Moderadora: Hannah Garry, Law/International Human Rights, USC
Chair/Moderador: Douglas Carranza, Central American Studies, CSU Northridge
Jewish survivor Stefan Carter remembers a plastic surgery he had on his nose before the war ended, so that he would look less Semitic and be able to walk about more freely in Poland. This clip is part of the Visual History Archive's Freeman Family Foundation collection.
Esther Clifford remembers the Kristallnacht pogrom including watching a local synagogue being destroyed.