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LGBTQ Persecution in the Holocaust
Resource Packet
Classroom Curriculum for Educators
Classroom Curriculum for Educators
Navigate this comprehensive list of resources that includes videos, articles, podcast, and books about LGBTQ experiences during the Holocaust, compiled by Dr. Jake Newsome.
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Classroom Curriculum for Educators
Classroom Curriculum for Educators
Classroom Curriculum for Educators
In Unspoken, Noam and Jonah undertake historical research to solve the mystery surrounding the early life of Heinrich, Noam’s grandfather. This lesson plan gives students the chance to use their historian skills to analyze rare, primary source documents about LGBTQ experiences during the Holocaust and then communicate their findings.
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The Men With the Pink Triangle
Published in 1972, more than 25 years after WWII, The Men With the Pink Triangle was the first testimony from a gay survivor of the Nazi concentration camps to be published and translated into English.
Bent
Premiering in London in 1979, Bent brought international attention to the suffering of gay men during the Holocaust and the widespread adoption of the pink triangle as a symbol for LGBTQ rights.
Der Eigene
The first of its kind, Der Eigene was published in 1896 as the first gay magazine. Though it was shut down under Nazi pressure in 1932, this publication highlights the burgeoning queer community of pre-Nazi Germany.
Paragraph 175
Released in 2000, Paragraph 175 follows the lives of five gay survivors of the Holocaust including Gad Beck, a gay and Jewish resistance fighter who joined the underground efforts in Berlin to defy the Nazis.