Holocaust Education in an Age of Rising Antisemitism with Karen Pollock I Searching For Never Again
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Karen Emma Pollock CBE is a British activist and is the chief executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust.
Listen to her podcast "Objects of the Holocaust’ here: https://www.het.org.uk/objects-of-the-holocaust
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Timestamps
0:00 Karen Pollock Introduction
1:40 Liberator and liberated meet
8:24 Discussion about the Holocaust Educational Trust and why it’s important
13:26 Having Holocaust survivors in the classroom
24:00 What happened
29:35 Holocaust education, what is it for?
31:43 The impact of King Charles and the support of the British government
37:44 How did you end up where you are?
41:25 Spike in antisemitism post-October 7th and impact on the work Karen does
49:58 Is it possible to insert Holocaust discussions in heated political times
53:26 What are you tackling on your podcast?
56:16 Episode Outro