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Borough of Tenafly, With Wiesenthal Center, Addresses Hitler School Project
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Borough of Tenafly, With Wiesenthal Center, Addresses Hitler School Project
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On the heels of a controversy that left the community reeling, a global human rights organization is partnering with Tenafly to promote Holocaust awareness and turn it into a teachable moment. Rather than arguing over what should and should not have been said, we re using this situation as an opportunity to learn, said Tenafly Mayor Mark Zinna at a Friday morning news conference at which the initiative was announced.
The Holocaust education program is a collaboration between the borough of Tenafly and the Simon Wiesenthal Center. The initiative will kick off on July 12 with a conversation with Holocaust survivor Mark Schonwetter at borough hall. The event is free and open to the entire community.
N J Student s Hitler Essay Prompts Borough to Launch Holocaust Education Program
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The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey has called on the public to refrain from directing further malice toward a child and the student s family after a Tenafly school project about Adolf Hitler gained infamy online.
In a joint statement from several groups released by the federation on Wednesday, the organization said the project was completed by an 11-year-old student at Maugham Elementary School who has since endured ridicule and harm, which they do not deserve. Social media has sadly played a very negative role in this situation, the federation wrote on its Facebook page. We are aware that the surge in anti-Semitism in the country is troubling and unacceptable, but the vitriol surrounding this incident has been misplaced.