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October 14, 1977 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-10-14

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16 Friday, October 14, 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

45th Annual

Holocaust Studies Protested in New York

(Continued from page I

BALFOUR CONCERT

Sponsored by:

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ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA

Sunday, November 6
Ford Auditorium

F eatwring

Roman Empire and Jews
in medieval Europe; the
enslavement of Blacks in
America: the exile of native
American Indians from
their homelands: the exter-
mination of the Armenians
in modern Turkey, the star-.
Nation and exile of defeated
people in recent wars in
Biafra and Bangladesh."

Webb said
that the
Holocaust had been chosen
for the curriculum because.
"in this tragic chapter in
human history. the intent
and scope of mass murder
are unprecedented." He
said the Holocaust was "a
painful subject for young
people and their teachers"
and that "it is almost too
serious for classroom_
study." .-
Yet the horror of genocide
in the 20th Century must be
faced. and the story must be
told so that students of all
races and religions in our
public schools can under-
stand the danger con-
fronting all peoples when
hurhan rights are denied to
any one people "
Volume I of the curricu-
lum. in outline form. pre-
sents seven major themes.
including the position of the

Jews in Eurpoe before
World.War II: the Nazi rise
to power: the debasement
of German society by rac-
ism and anti-Semitism and
the resulting genocide mur-
ders: how the Nazis carried
out those policies: how the
victims tried to maintain
human dignity in a system
designed to dehumanize and
destroy them: the response
of the rest of the world to
their plight: and how study
of the Holdcaust can con-
tribute to a more humane
world.
Aiello and Anker said that
the subject of Nazi per-
secution of European Jews
is often only touched on in
history and other social
studies courses.
The new curriculum. of
which 1.500 copies were pre-
pared. is scheduled for dis-
tribution to all of the city's
100 high schools by the end
of the month. Its goal. they
said. is to enable teachers to
extend the study of the
Holocaust.
Aiello said that. after the
initial year of experimenta-
tion. in which the curricu-
lum will be applied in all
history and other social
studies courses, he would
like to have the board and
the chancellor arrange for a
mandated minimum of two

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teaching about genocide and
the Holocaust- was held at
the Sheraton Conference
Center at La Guardia
Airport. _
The _conference. attended
by some 200 educators from
the United States and over-
seas. sponsored by the Anti-
Defamation League of
B'nai Brith and the National
Council for the Social
Studies.
Among those attending
were representatives of the
West German Government.
the Italian Ministry of Edu-
_e; the Polish
cation in Rom
Embassy in Washington.
Ben-Gurion Universit3i in
Israel and a Sister of the
Society of the Holy Child in
Nigeria.
Speakers at the confer-
ence included author- Elie
Wiesel, . author-lecturers
Raul Hilberg and Henry
Friedlandr and Dr. Thomas
Minter of the U. S. Depart-
ment of Health, Education
and Welfare.
The conference show-
cased films, graphics. pub-
lications and resource units
on the Holocaust which can

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prepared.

weeks of study of the
Holocaust in the city school
system
This would involve the
State Board of Regents. it
was-noted. since the Board_
of Education is under state
control.
The spokesman said the
school system must abide
by_minimum requirements
set by the state but can
mandate additional require-
ments. He cited a manda-
tory course in economics
which is not part of the

'state mandated course of
study.
The spokesman said that if
Holocaust study is made a
mandatory course—presum-
ably for the 1978-79 school
year—this will be done in
the form of integrating
appropriate elements of the
curriculum into history and
social studies courses.
He said it did not mean
that students would be
required to take courses
devoted entirely.to,- the
Holocaust.

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