Holocaust Education and Film Resource
- Introduction
- Sensitive uses of film
- Ways to use film
- Teaching guidelines
- Panel discussion
- Related films
- Useful links
This section centres around a discussion about why remembering and learning about the Holocaust is still so important today.
Panel Discussion
Dr. Toby Haggith
Imperial War Museum London
Introduction by Toby:
Executive Director
The Anne Frank Trust UK
Introduction by Gillian:
Questions
Question 1
Why is it still important to remember the Holocaust so long after the event?
(transcript)Question 2
How can this be made relevant to students now?
(transcript)Question 3
Feature films are one of many resources for teaching and learning about the Holocaust, how useful are they?
(transcript)Question 4
Films such as Schindler’s List, Life is Beautiful and The Boy in The Striped Pyjamas take different approaches to the Holocaust. Are films such as The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas useful or problematic?
(transcript)
The views expressed in these audio files are solely those of the speakers and not necessarily those of Film Education.
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