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Holocaust

Judith Kerr: Childhood reading

by Emma Hussain

Emma Hussain discusses Judith Kerr’s impact on the effects of reading children’s books on child development.

Commemorating the Holocaust in Budapest: Remembering Jewish lives, not deaths

by Barnabas Balint

The streets of Budapest, like many other European cities, are punctuated by brass plaques in the pavement. These plaques are called ‘stolpersteine’. They are ‘stumbling stones’ that you can come across purely by chance and which, placed in the street outside the last known address of a victim of the Holocaust and Nazi Persecution, remember […]

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