From History Are
Condemned To Repeat It
About Us
For the last ten years, Elliott Katz a former Holocaust Museum docent and lecturer, has explored the issues of religious, racial, national and political hatred in the twentieth century. In a series of seven presentations using video, audio, photographic and archival material he explores how countries, political leaders, academics and ordinary people reacted to discrimination, persecution, mass murder and genocide. Lectures sponsored by Hodges University to educate, inform and inspire.

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Up Coming Lectures
19
March, 2020
Righteous among the nations
- 10:00 am to noon
05
March, 2020
The German who protested and died, and the women of valor
Germans who protested against Hitler and the Nazis were summarily executed by decapitation and firing squad. Incredibly thousands of gentile women protested to protect their Jewish husbands.
- 10:00 am to noon
20
February, 2020
The other triangles, the pink, the purple and the brown
Every so called, inferior persecuted by the Nazis shared a common badge, a triangle. Their stories must be told.
- 10:00 am to noon
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