Webthe diary of miriam wattenberg (“mary berg”) was one of the first children's journals which revealed to a wider public the horrors of the holocaust.

Weba coversheet of one of the accounts she collected is on view at the exhibition;

Top image is of the entrance to auschwitz, 1945,.

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Many other young jewish people also wrote about their lives and their feelings in those difficult times.

Webanne frank was not the only one who kept a diary during the holocaust.

Webthis list of books, written by survivors about their hellish time in the auschwitz complex, exemplify the imperative to witness.

Motivated to record their experiences for a variety of reasons, these authors all had different identities, national.

The document features a nazi soldier describing his experience on the frontlines—and how.

Anne frank was only 13 years old when she and her family.

Webtoday’s online war diaries, describing unfolding horrors, are fundamentally shifting the burden of moral responsibility to the reader.

Webjewish diaries offer unique, personal accounts of the holocaust.

Hadiya engaged in direct conversation with.

Webas the library announced earlier this month, hundreds of its survivor testimonies are now available online—and in english—for the first time.

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Webfacing a potential nuclear renaissance, this moving account explores the legacy of nuclear arms through the lives of four young women.

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