The Path to Nazi Genocide: Who, When, Where, Why and How of the Holocaust

Students will chronologically learn how a series of events led to the atrocity called The Holocaust, which resulted in the deaths of 11 million people, 6 million of whom were Jewish, between the years of 1933 and 1945.  They will learn about the history of European anti-semitism, the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, the bureaucratic and systematic persecution and murder of the Jewish people, Righteous Rescuers and how we Remember those who perished.  
Lessons are taught using strategies that address multiple learning styles: videos, slides, lecture, discussion, activities, handouts that are provided, journal writing, and more.  

Day 1 - The History of Anti-semitism and Pre-war Jewish life
Day 2 - The Rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party
Day 3 - Persecution Under the Law
Day 4 - Transports and Ghetto Life
Day 5 - Camp Life and Death
Day 6 - Righteous, Rescue and Remembrance 

This is a class for mature students who are familiar with the Holocaust, and who want to learn more about what happened and why.  This is NOT a class recommended for sensitive learners, or learners younger than 13.  Of additional note is that the horrific atrocities are presented from a historical perspective that humanizes the victims.  The teacher has vast experience with teaching this to young people and the limits of what they can absorb during a short class.  There is not a way to soften the effects of war or genocide.

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Outschool has recently changed its policy regarding class cancellations. We know how disappointing canceled classes can be for learners, so we too are amending our policy.  In the past we have waited for late enrollees, of which we have had MANY!  Unfortunately we can no longer do that. 

Instead we will evaluate class enrollment for ongoing classes on teach Sunday at 5pm Eastern.  IF enrollment falls below 3 students, we will push the class back a week.  When other sections are available students will have the option to transfer to another class.  Full refunds will be provided for learners who cannot attend the newly scheduled class time. Partial refunds for missed classes are NOT available. If a student must miss class, the recording is available to view at their convenience. All other refunds will be provided as per the Outschool Limited Refund policy (see below).  If for any reason the class does not meet your expectation, you have the confidence of knowing that Outschool has a Happiness Guarantee and will provide a refund upon request via their Customer Support. 

Transfer requests within 24 hours of a scheduled class will NOT be approved.  At that point it is too late to reschedule the class, and it is unfair to other families who may have enrolled thinking there were multiple learners enrolled. Instead students will be encouraged to watch the video of the class.
 
Thank you for understanding, and for your loyalty.

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ONLY students with prior knowledge of WWII and the Holocaust should enroll in this class.  The minimum age will be adhered to strictly.