THE HOLOCAUST
The World and the Jews 1933-1945
By Seymour Rossel

"Thought-provoking, informative, and stimulating. This is one of the best books in the field. Elie Wiesel Students use their developing analytical skills to learn about the Holocaust the same way historians do: through primary source materials. Students gain a unique understanding through: Over 100 photographs Excerpts from Nazi documents and transcripts Maps Diaries and records kept by the victims Topics include: The economic roots of German anti-Semitism and the Nazi rise to power Jewish resistance in the ghettos and concentration camps The reaction of the outside world The Jewish response in America Each chapter concludes with a review of the critical facts learned and a page of thoughtful issues and questions to frame class discussion. The student workbook contains dozens of exercises that build on the textbook material. Students develop their analytical skills by examining the facts and the evidence in greater detail. Workbook        Teacher's Guide

Title-at-a-Glance The Holocaust: The World and the Jews Grades 7-8 216 pages 7" x 10" 132 illustrations

Also take a look at.... Hitler's War Against the Jews (Grades 8-9)