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Honors Theses

• Jenna Berger: Teaching Tolerance? Holocaust Education in Contemporary American Museums (June 2003)

• Melissa Kravetz: Giving Youth a Voice: U.S. Student Perceptions of Adolf Hitler, 1933-1939 (June 2003)

Seminar Papers of UCSB Students
(History 133P)

• "Kristallnacht: What Makes Us Remember?" -by Courtney Salera, March 2002.

• "The Munich Post: its undiscovered effects on Hitler" -by Sara Twogood, March 2002.

• "Did the Holocaust Play a Role in the Establishment of the State of Israel?" -by Tomer Kleinman, March 2002.

• "The Nazi Bomb: Failures of the German Nuclear Program" -by John Amacher, March 2002.

• "The Roma and the Holocaust of World War II: Victims, Then and Now" -by Julia Hadju, March 2002.

• "Seventh Day Adventists" -by Corrie Schroder, March 2002.

• "Living Memory: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington" -by Joanna Katz, March 2003

• "The Rise of Holocaust Deniers" -by Stephanie Moniz, March 2003

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