Jewish+Perspective

As you research the Jewish perspective, you will want to focus on the following areas:
 * 1) European Jews
 * 2) Laws that affect the Jewish population
 * 3) Ability to leave Europe
 * 4) People who made a difference in the Jewish exodus.
 * 5) Roadblocks to emigration
 * 6) Any other areas your group feels are relevant to understanding the Jewish experience in Europe during WWII.

Develop at least 30 questions that you want answered by this research. You should focus on questions that answer the who, what, where, when, why, and how of the Jewish perspective. These questions should be submitted to the teacher within 2 days of beginning the research. Your questions may change as you continue to research but you will need a starting point.

Websites to begin your research. You should find sites of your own and use primary and secondary sources to accomplish this project.
 * 1) Dogpile (This is a great search engine to use when looking for websites.)
 * 2) Altavista (This is a great search engine to use when looking for websites.)
 * 3) Polish Jews (Polish Jewish Experience)
 * 4) Immigration Policy (Thesis on American immigration policies during WWII)
 * 5) Raoul Wallenberg (Raoul Wallenberg friend of the Jews)
 * 6) Warsaw Uprising (Warsaw Uprising--Jewish Resistance)
 * 7) U.S. Holocaust Museum (U.S. Holocaust Museum)


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