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By the early 1900s, many white Americans embraced a pseudo-science called eugenics.
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It wasn’t easy for journalists to report what was happening in Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
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Founded by a handful of students, it became the largest anti-war group in US history.
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An attempt to save refugee children in the US hits antisemitism "so deep and so cruel."
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People assume every Jew died in a camp or gas chamber. But that’s only part of the story.
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Holocaust survivor Eva Geiringer reflects on life in Auschwitz.
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It is impossible to tally how many thousands the board saved, directly or indirectly.
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Lives turned upside down when Nazis came to power. But changes didn’t happen overnight.
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When the children finally arrived at Ellis Island, only their father greeted them.
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Asking what it means to be a land of immigrants.
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Asking what individuals can do when governments fail to act.
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Asking if the U.S. has a responsibility to intervene in humanitarian crises.
