How and what was stolen from Jews during the Holocaust

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Evidence Against Intolerance: A Virtual Symposium on Teaching the Holocaust in the Digital Disinformation Era

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2022

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Evidence Against Intolerance Symposium

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Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
Theft -- History -- 20th century

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The Holocaust is known for the millions of lives stolen, but few know of $150 billion in goods the Nazis stole. This was the greatest wide-scale heist in history, the full extent of which is still being discovered, and for which restitution is still being sought. Students will understand ways in which the Nazis systematically stole property from the Jews during the holocaust, including the laws and the types of property.