An invaluable discussion for teachers who strive to challenge incorrect perceptions surrounding the Holocaust, especially when providing agency to Jewish victims and highlighting that 'resistance' was not just about physically fighting back, but rather took on a range of forms to different groups.

In 'The Holocaust in Belarus' discussion Dr Walke challenges narratives such as pre-war life for Jews across Europe was the same, all Jews experienced the Holocaust in the same way, and that Jewish responses to the Holocaust were uniform.

With the 80th anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials approaching, this is a valuable resource for teachers bringing the IMT legacy into the classroom.
How did the Allies try & punish Nazi war criminals?
What was the reaction from the British public?
& why have other trials been largely overlooked?