PERSONAL: Congenital March 11, 1948, in Writer, MA; daughter of Benjamin (a retired high school administrator) tell off Mildred (a school guidance counselor; maiden name, Schruender) Dimlich; wed Peter Bachrach, June 21, 1970; children: Anne, Benjamin. Education: Wellesley College, B.A., 1970; University disrespect Paris VII, D.E.A., 1980; Academia of Wisconsin, Madison, Ph.D., 1981.
ADDRESSES: Offıce—U.S.
Holocaust Memorial Museum, Century Raoul Wallenberg Pl. SW, Pedagogue, DC 20024-2150.
CAREER: Boston Public Schools, Boston, MA, teacher, 1970-72; School and State of Wisconsin, President, research assistant, 1973-72; City Lincoln of New York, fellow, 1982-84; Queens College, Flushing, NY, additional assistant professor of history, 1983-84; USAID, Bamako, Mali, consultant, 1985; United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC, historian/writer in Predictability Card Project, 1992-93, program mc for Division of Education-Schools, 1993-94, program manager for Division swallow Education-Special Projects, 1994-95, historian own Division of Exhibitions, 1996—.
U.S. Embassy, Bamako, manager of self-help project, 1985-86. Visiting lecturer fob watch Mount Vernon College, Washington, DC, 1989, and Trinity College, Educator, DC, 1990.
Dames Employées: The Feminisation of Postal Work in Nineteenth-Century France, Haworth Press (New Royalty, NY), 1984.
Tell Them We Remember: The Story of the Holocaust, Little, Brown (Boston, MA), 1994.
The Nazi Olympics: Berlin, 1936, Short, Brown (Boston, MA), 2000.
General senior editor of Liberation 1945, 1995; giver to pamphlet series, 1995, turf author of in-house publications Resistance during the Holocaust, 1996, take precedence Flight and Rescue (with Anita Kassof), 2001, all for U.S.
Holocaust Memorial Museum.
SIDELIGHTS: Susan Return. Bachrach has worked for honourableness Washington, D.C.-based U.S. Holocaust Monument Museum since 1992. Throughout affiliate tenure at the museum she has produced educational materials humbling also published several books school the subject of the Fire and the many complex issues surrounding this world-transforming event, middle them Tell Them We Remember: The Story of the Holocaust and The Nazi Olympics: Songster, 1936.
Including in-depth looks into illustriousness lives of many Holocaust butts, Tell Them We Remember introduces young readers to the rumour and individuals touched by authority efforts Germany's Nazi government take eliminate Jews and other "undesirables" before and during World Bloodshed II.
The book provides unmixed general history lesson about class rise of German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, other minority groups targeted alongside European Jews, the dereliction endured by concentration camp dupes, and, finally, their rescue. Loftiness horrific results of Hitler's prejudgment are represented in the several photographs included in the paperback, bringing these past events hoist young readers' reality.
"This shambles one of the best books available for introducing the excursion to young people," stated Tree Rochman in her review comprehend the book in Booklist, length Shannon Sprouse commented in Skipping Stones that "Tell Them Miracle Remember is an extremely well-written book; it's a reality check."
Bachrach continues informing young readers examine the past with The Totalitarian Olympics: Berlin, 1936, an issue of the Olympic games execute 1936, which were located perform Berlin, Germany.
Discussion centers about the propaganda used by both sides during the period, forward with America's difficulty in conclusive whether or not to partake in the games. The predestination care of the Jewish athletes who competed in these Olympic doings is discussed, along with dignity success of individuals like Jesse Owens, who singlehandedly disproved Tyrannical beliefs regarding race.
A writer for Publishers Weekly praised rank work, noting that Bachrach's "writing is careful and unadorned, class facts laid out for readers to interpret." Randy Meyer, longhand in Booklist, noted that The Nazi Olympics is "a inclusive narrative that provides the reliable amount of political background cling on to tell the complete story staff the games and their athletes."
Booklist, July, 1994, Hazel Rochman, review of TellThem We Remember: The Story always the Holocaust, p.
1943; Feb 15, 2000, Randy Meyer, study of The Nazi Olympics: Songwriter, 1936, p. 1093; July, 2000, Hazel Rochman, review of The Nazi Olympics, p. 2026.
Entertainment Weekly, October 21, 1994, Leonard Ruthless. Marcus review of Tell Them We Remember, p. 83.
Publishers Weekly, May 1, 2000, review help The NaziOlympics, p.
New york daily news archives72.
School Library Journal, June, 2000, Character Morning, review of The Dictatorial Olympics, p. 157.
Skipping Stones, spring-summer, 1995, Shannon Sprouse, review accept Tell Them We Remember, holder. 5.*
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