Papers

The following are the final papers written by students’ in David Harvey’s SETSAIL course: The Holocaust as History and Memory, in the fall semester of 2022. The course utilized resources available in the Dr. Helen N. Fagin Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Collection at the Jane Bancroft Cook Library.

“The World of Auschwitz” by Mitzi Escalante

“Life for Incarcerated Women in Concentration Camps during the Holocaust” by Sasha Gerber

“Racial Antisemitism Prior to 1933” by Rita Lawlor

“Depictions of the Holocaust in Film” by Caitlyn Turner

“Medicine within the Holocaust” by Ayden Murphy

“Collaboration and resistance in Italy, with a description of “Il Romanzo di Ferrara” and memories of my grandmother and her sister” by Chiara Cervoni

“Forgotten victims of the Holocaust” by Keagan Roeder

“Anti-Semitism and Christianity in the Early Middle Ages” by Lily Stewart

“Women and Gender during the Holocaust: Women in the Camps” by Fiona White

“Rise of Nazism and the early years of the Third Reich“ by Alainna Pracht

“Invasion of the USSR and the beginning of mass murder” by Adesh Rambaran