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The Most Innocent Victims

By Elizabeth Bair | Thu, December 22, 2011

The story of Anne Frank is the most well-known story of a young Holocaust victim, but approximately 1.5 million of the six million Jews who died during the Holocaust were children. Despite the brutality they witnessed and endured, many of these ch... More »
Painting the Past

By Alex Copeland | Thu, September 08, 2011

Today there are few living Holocaust survivors, but the emotional and personal impact of what they went through lives on in those loved ones that were closest to them. For DFW-based artists Julie Meetal and Veronique Jonas, their family's history ... More »
Alice Murray, President Of The Dallas Holocaust Museum, On Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals, 1933-1945

By Anna Merlan | Tue, June 28, 2011

Through September 5, a special exhibit at the Dallas Holocaust Museum is dedicated to some of the lesser-known victims of the Holocaust: gay men. Paragraph 175 was a provision of the German Criminal ... More »
A History Of Horrors

By Katey Margolis | Thu, June 16, 2011

When Adolf Hitler and the Nazis set out to create a "master Aryan race," it wasn't only the Jews they wanted to do away with. Although Jews were the most significant group of victims of the Nazis' systematic imprisonment and murder, other targeted... More »

The Most Innocent Victims