Why Atrocity Archives Exist, and Why We Need Them
Atrocity archives are documents of failure – of humanity to stop suffering, to stop this unmaking of the world. In the process they can also serve as documentation of resilience and protest.
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Atrocity archives are documents of failure – of humanity to stop suffering, to stop this unmaking of the world. In the process they can also serve as documentation of resilience and protest.
The move comes after hard-fought expansion.
A potato sack helped her survive the Holocaust. She'll tell her story during virtual event. Carli Teproff, The Miami Herald Jan. 23—Suly Chenkin was only 3 when her mother and father gave her a sleeping potion, put her in a potato sack and threw her over the barbed wire. Her parents, she later learned, thought giving the little girl away was her only chance of survival. This was on May 11, 1944, about three years after the Nazis invaded Kovno (Kaunas), Lithuania. Chenkin, who survived the Holocaust and was eventually reunited with her parents, will share her tale of survival...
Florida International University Search January 22, 2021 at 4:00pm FIU will observe Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week from Jan. 25 - 29 with a remembrance ceremony and a series of events that will include real-life testimonials, feature films, poetic expression and special talks. Hosted by Hillel at FIU, the Holocaust and Genocide Studies Program at the Steven J. Green School of International & Public Affairs and the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, the commemorative week will give the FIU community an opportunity to explore a range of perspectives on the Holocaust and...
Open Letter of Concern to Governments on Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide Against Uyghurs in China Format January 12, 2021 We, the undersigned human rights and genocide prevention organizations, and individual practitioners, are deeply concerned over mounting evidence that Chinese government policies targeting Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslim-majority peoples in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China strongly suggests that crimes against humanity and genocide are taking place. The international community has the responsibility to respond to these crimes and protect Uyghurs and othe...