Learning about the Holocaust : a student's guide / Ronald M. Smelser, editor in chief.
by Smelser, Ronald M [editor in chief.].
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BookPublisher: New York : Macmillan Reference USA, c2001Description: 4 vols. : ill. ; 29 cm.ISBN: 0028655362 (set); 0028655370 (vol. 1); 0028655389 (vol. 2); 0028655397 (vol. 3); 0028655400 (vol. 4).Subject(s): Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
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Summary: Macmillan's 1991 Dartmouth Medal-winning Encyclopedia of the Holocaust set the standard for general reference encyclopedias about the Holocaust. Learning Aout the Holocaust presents this material at a level appropriate for high school, where the Holocaust is now a part of virtually every history curriculum. Nearly 300 articles from 300 to 2,500 words in length have been rewritten at 9th and 10th grade reading levels, and many new features have been added to enhance the text, including diary entries and stories about young people who lived during the Holocaust. Related source lists include books, magazines, movies and Web sites.
vol. 1. A-E -- vol. 2. F-K -- vol. 3. L-R -- vol. 4. S-Z.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
vol. 1. A-E -- vol. 2. F-K -- vol. 3. L-R -- vol. 4. S-Z.
Macmillan's 1991 Dartmouth Medal-winning Encyclopedia of the Holocaust set the standard for general reference encyclopedias about the Holocaust. Learning Aout the Holocaust presents this material at a level appropriate for high school, where the Holocaust is now a part of virtually every history curriculum. Nearly 300 articles from 300 to 2,500 words in length have been rewritten at 9th and 10th grade reading levels, and many new features have been added to enhance the text, including diary entries and stories about young people who lived during the Holocaust. Related source lists include books, magazines, movies and Web sites.
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