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Tag Archives: Nazism
Sources of the Holocaust
There are countless texts available for students of the history of Nazi Germany and the Holocaust. However of all the books on the market the series edited by J. Noakes and G. Pridham have been my most regular source of … Continue reading
Getting Creative – Puppet Theatres in the History Classroom
I’m not sure if this is in any way a new idea but I’ve had some really fun lessons using this idea. The pupils love it and other teachers are starting to use the same approach in other subjects. When … Continue reading
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