Overview of the Voyage of St. Luis

In nature, hoping that certain species habitats are at risk, they expect to escape and seek evacuation. As expected, we made a reasonable choice after Hitler 's final solution announced that the "special" (Jewish) group became the target of large scale, systematic and complete destruction There was a Jew. Escape from large threats Complete genocide There are ways to move to random European countries that have no real relationship with Germany, but other methods are wise to escape to distant places such as South America and America It is to pursue a strategy.

In order to understand the background of the ambassador's debate about the inability to help Jewish refugees during World War II students will need some background information on the 1939 St. Louis voyage . You can consider asking them to read the second paragraph of the second paragraph. Background of this lesson and other reading The refugee crisis and trip to St. Louis. In St. Louis, the show refused passengers, the ambassador settled the student 's questions about the lessons we can learn from history. In addition to providing students background information on the story of St. Louis video clips will also become the main "text" for class discussion. In order to increase students' concentration, it is a good idea to share the next question before displaying the clip and have time to write the diary according to the clip.

AMY GOODMAN: Now, talk about history and let's finish there. And many Jewish refugees fled the Nazis by sending the 1976 film "The Cursed Journey" based on the real story of the Mississippi River sailing in 1939 from Hamburg to Havana Germany at 900. The Cuban government did not allow passengers to enter the country, so the ship went to the United States where the Coast Guard conveyed the following message. SARAH STILLMAN: Yes. So these people came here to escape from Nazi Germany. And I believe that up to 250 of those who turned out to be killed by the Holocaust were dismissed. Before studying this story, I did not know anyone else like Anne Frank - her father actually applied for a family refugee status here in fact, and they were rejected . Of course, she later died in a concentration camp.