“A Reason to Remember: Roth, Germany 1933-1942”
This is the digital version of our permanent exhibition “A Reason to Remember: Roth, Germany 1933-1942.” The exhibition is based on the personal stories of five Jewish families who lived in the small village of Roth, Germany between 1933-1942. Their stories are linked to the political and historical events of the Holocaust.
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Section I: A Reason To Remember
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Section I: The Hochster Family
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Section I: The Nathan Family
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Section I: The Roth Family
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Section I: The Stern Family
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Section I: The Bergenstein Family
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Section I: Life in the Village of Roth
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Section II: Rise of Racism
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Section II: Segregation
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Section III: Kristallnacht
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Section III: Jewish Imprisonment
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Section III: Buchenwald
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Section IV: The Machinery of Destruction
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Section IV: Isolated
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Section IV: Prohibited to Work
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Section IV: Branded
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Section IV: Stripped of Posessions
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Section V: Bergenstein Family Fate
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Section V: Hochster Family Fate
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Section V: Nathan Family Fate
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Section V: Roth Family Fate
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Section V: Stern Family Fate
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Section V: Correspondence
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Section VI: Perished in the Holocaust
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Section VI: Annihilation of a Community
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Section VII: The Final Solution - The Nazi Policy of Genocide
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Section VII: Why Remember the Holocaust?
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