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n his daily work, Shal-
mi Barmore cannot
satisfy most questions
tossed his way. There
is no logic. There are no
answers.
As director of educa-
tion at Yad Vashem in
Jerusalem, Mr. Barmore
teaches ways to present
the Holocaust within the
classroom to hundreds of
educators and lay people
each year. Teacher
training is available at
Yad Vashem in seven
languages for 10-day
and three-week ses-
sions.
"The people who
come to Yad Vashem
have some prior Holo-
caust knowledge. They
come with the basic
questions, the impor-
tant questions. How Shalmi Barmore:
could people do this? Director of education, Yad Vashem
Are these ordinary
create an instant Jewish iden-
people or ordinary Germans?
tity and sympathy do little more
Could this happen again? What
than evoke an emotional re-
about God, faith?" Mr. Barmore
sponse through vulgarity. This
said. "I can't answer these ques-
subject is potent by itself. No-
tions. I don't try."
body remains unmoved."
Instead, Mr. Barmore speaks
In the last few years, Mr.
to the proper methods to teach
Barmore has viewed an in-
a difficult subject. Evoking only
creased interest in Holocaust
an emotional response is not
education. He attributes it to
enough, he said.
movies
like Schindler's List and
Last week, Mr. Barmore dis-
the telling of stories by sur-
cussed these issues with the
vivors.
Jewish Federation of Metropol-
'There is a sense of urgency
itan Detroit's staff and women's
in
teaching, not because of 're-
division, following his atten-
visionists,' but because of a need
dance at a national conference
and desire among many to be
of the American Gathering of
involved in an education process
Holocaust Survivors in Wash-
ington, D.C.
"If you call the Holocaust one
of the most important cross-
roads in Jewish history, you
must teach background first —
who the Jews were, where they
came from, what they believed
in, their culture. You learn
that is compelling and inter-
much more about the Jewish
esting," Mr. Barmore said. "Of
world this way. You learn the
late,
we have more access."
Holocaust better," Mr. Barmore
Although not a child of sur-
said. "You learn the Jewish re-
vivors, Mr. Barmore said he has
sponses and then you can un-
a personal stake in facilitating
derstand the terrible loss we all
the dissemination of Holocaust
incurred.
history.
"The effect is you know more
"My approach is existential,"
about history and can put the
Mr. Barmore said. "I come from
Holocaust, and other events, in
Israel. My generation has had
proper context — give it the
to fight in four or five wars. You
right place in history."
fight, and you live in a reality
While Holocaust curricula
where life is not taken for grant-
creeping into schools may seem
ed. You're involved in an intense
a positive sign, Mr. Barmore re-
struggle and you're trying to
mains cautious.
raise kids in this environment
Many Holocaust programs
— it forces you to ask questions
are not only wrong, but de-
about fate, about Judaism, the
structive, Mr. Barmore said.
past and the future." ❑
"Those (curricula) looking to

"There is a sense
of urgency in
teaching."

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