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Antisemitism Rising: Bearing Witness Then and Now

57m 14s

The Holocaust remembrance movement says "never forget" but surveys find the problem is deeper - many people lack basic knowledge of the Holocaust. Hear the personal stories of Holocaust survivors living in Connecticut, visit a Connecticut classroom teaching the Holocaust, explore links between antisemitism and extremism, and learn the story of Sobibor, a site of bravery and resistance.

Aired: 07/27/22
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