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Gen Z and the Holocaust: How do young people address it? | Culture | Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

The Holocaust may seem distant to young people, yet it moves them in their daily lives. A new study shows how Gen Z in Germany is engaging with Nazi history.

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Shift - Living in the Digital Age | Shift - Living in the Digital Age | DW

Digital technologies are keeping our collective memory of the Holocaust alive. Survivors tell their tales on TikTok and as holograms. And a crowdsourcing project aims to make victims’ name accessible digitally.

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Holocaust Memorial Day: #everynamecounts | Culture| Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

Nose: l. eingebog. This is how a 21-year-old teacher from France is described on his prisoner s personal card when he was sent to the Buchenwald concentration camp in 1944. The term l. eingebog. probably stands for slightly bent in. Paul Le Goupil s name is one of tens of millions kept at the Arolsen Archive in the small Hessian town of Bad Arolsen, the largest international archive of Holocaust victims and survivors. Their task is to search for missing persons and clarify their fates. Today, the staff still answer queries about some 20,000 people persecuted by the Nazi regime. In the online archive, for example, a user whose first name is John asks, I m looking for information about Julia s husband, who died in Auschwitz in 1943.

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