Kristallnacht: the Night of Broken Glass
What happened on November 9 and 10, 1938, who was holding the camera, and the survivors who described it in their own words.
Holocaust Education &
Combating Antisemitism
Project Witness is a nonprofit Holocaust resource center that merges judicious scholarship with cutting-edge media to provide thought-provoking Holocaust educational resources for public schools, private schools, community centers, and the general public.
Est. 2009
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A PROJECT WITNESS DOCUMENTARY
We Dared to Write
A 60-minute animated documentary that tells the stories of the remarkable youth who kept diaries during the Holocaust.
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