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The Kindertransport: Forced Separation During the Jewish Holocaust

Explore the moral dilemma of being our "brothers and sisters' keepers" in the context of the Jewish Holocaust and Kindertransport. Reflect on the impact of forced family separation and adoption by strangers from a historical perspective. Learn about other related events and delve into personal emotions regarding such situations.

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The Kindertransport: Forced Separation During the Jewish Holocaust

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  1. Must we be our “brothers and sisters’ keepers”? What do you know about the Jewish Holocaust?

  2. Must We be our “brothers and sisters’ keepers”? Are there any other events that are related to the Jewish Holocaust?

  3. Must we be our “brothers and sisters’ keepers”? There was such an event related to the Holocaust that separated families and forced children to live with strangers in a foreign country….It was known as The Kindertransport.

  4. Must we be our “brothers and sisters’ keepers”? In your blog entry, write on how would you feel if you were forced to be separated from your family and sent to a foreign country to be adopted by strangers?

  5. The photos used as backgrounds were taken from: The Kindertransport Association - www.kindertransport.org/broch1.html A Teacher’s Guide to the Holocaust - http://fcit.usf.edu/HOLOCAUST/ GALL31R/ 79076.htm The Holocaust Chronicle - www.holocaust.org/staticpages/147.html

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