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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: Contains the Antisemitism in the Partisans study guide and an annotated outline of this video course.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: Teach your students about the strategies Jewish partisans used to rescue fellow Jews and overcome murderous antisemitism in a war on three fronts.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: Thousands of Jews were saved by Jewish partisans. From protecting and feeding Jews hiding in the forests, to digging tunnels under ghetto walls and smuggling prisoners out, Jewish partisans risked their lives to rescue others.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: Encourage your students to challenge their assumptions about leadership and authority, and inspire them to step up and make a difference. Explore leadership as a set of activities anyone can perform — regardless of who is 'the leader' using life lessons from young partisans who proved that young people can make a difference.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: The Bielski brothers — Tuvia, Asael, Zus and Aron — rescued 1,200 Jews and formed one of the largest and most successful Jewish Partisan units, even building an entire village inside enemy territory. Written with Bielski biographer Peter Duffy.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: Tuvia Bielski and the Bielski Brothers study guide, translated into Russian.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: At age 21, Frank was the youngest platoon commander in his all-Jewish unit of 400. Toward the end of the war, his unit escorted the future Prime Minister of Poland to a secret meeting with the Soviet high command.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: After Nazi collaborators killed her family, 18-year-old Gertrude convinced the commander of a Russian partisan camp to let her fight. With the help of a friend, she burned down an enemy bridge, earning one of the Soviet Union's highest honors.
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Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
Description: At age 15, Joe Kubryk joined the junior secret service for a Russian partisan reconnaissance unit. Pretending to be a local beggar he gained vital intelligence from the Germans, and later snuck into the ghettos to help rescue over 100 Jews.
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Antisemitism in the Partisans study guide and film - Recommended for:
World History, Literature, Holocaust & Genocide, Tolerance, Judaic Studies - Classroom Use:
Video course can be adapted to show to your students - find out more
Free
- 56:28 minute video divided into 10 chapters
- 9 Downloadable study guides for grades 9-12 and above
- Desktop and mobile access
- Certificate of Completion
- 1.5 Credit hours towards free CEUs (10 credit hours = 1 CEU)
- Appropriate for classroom use
- Start and stop any time
- Optional quizzes to qualify for course credits
What Will I Learn?
- How to teach at least one 45 to 60 minute class about the ways in which antisemitism affected armed and unarmed Jewish resistance efforts during World War II
- The historic roots of antisemitism in both Western and Eastern Europe, how Nazi antisemitism differed from historical antisemitism, and how these forms of oppression created unique challenges for the Jewish partisans
- How to use JPEF tools and resources to teach your students about how Jewish partisans faced and overcame antisemitism to strike back against their oppressors during the Holocaust
- How use the lives and daily struggles of Jewish partisans in to gain insight into other genocides and human rights struggles throughout history
- How to show young people that they can make a difference in the world; to inspire them so they can stand up to tryanny, oppression and discrimination -- early.
- Background information and additional details beyond what is covered in the study guides and films so you can answer your students’ questions in greater depth
- Techniques for fostering comprehension and critical thinking skills
- Suggestions for extending the lessons
About this Course
Q: | What is the video course about? |
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A: | This course provides tools and resources to teach your students how Jewish partisans fought and lived while encountering severe antisemitism on three fronts: The Germans, other partisan groups (Polish, Russian) and citizenry. |
Q: | Who is it for? |
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A: | For educators teaching 6th grade and above. Suggestions are given for modifying the activities to suit your needs. Basic knowledge of World War II and the Holocaust is helpful, but not required. |
Q: | What resources are included in this video course? |
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A: | JPEF’s Antisemitism in the Partisans study guide and short films. Partisan profiles using primary-source video testimonials, photographs and short biographies. |
Q: | How do these materials support learning? |
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A: | These materials provide the basis for whole class discussion, partner study, written response, research projects, and creative extensions that will expand the way students think about both history and resistance to oppression. The materials are designed to encourage critical thinking skills, including questions about the moral and ethical issues partisans faced and how students might respond to difficult situations in their own lives. |
Q: | How is the course structured? |
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A: | The course is divided into ten chapters, with quizzes at the end of most chapters to test and reinforce comprehension. Teachers who score 80% or more on the quizzes can earn free credit hours and CEUs through Touro College. |
Chapters
- 1. Introduction And Goals (03:50)
- 2. Nazi Antisemitism (02:00)
- 3. Antisemitism in Western Europe (03:54)
- 4. Antisemitism in Eastern Europe (05:10)
- 5. Facing Danger (07:42)
- 6. Antisemitism Within Partisan Groups (02:03)
- 7. Survival Tactics (02:58)
- 8. All-Jewish Partisan Groups (05:01)
- 9. How to Use This in the Classroom (07:34)
- 10. Conclusion (16:16)
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excellent
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The lesson is fast-paced and easy to use. I liked how the testimony was integrated with the narrative.
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This is the best online course that I have ever taken for PD. Everything is right where it needs to be. The interviews with the Partisans are extremely beneficial, and the lesson plans and study guides are A +++
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Every teacher should have this training. We read and write about such a limited number of individuals in the classroom; but this would expand our understanding.
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This is an informative course that is easy to use and contains a plethora of materials. Well worth the time.
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The lessons are interesting, well supported and easy to follow.
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