Here is Tobias's (German-language) update on the topic.Īn interesting by-product of this otherwise discouraging matter: Pressure has been put on the German government to finally move forward with a revision to copyright laws. So Tobias and his colleagues are changing direction.

The German-Jewish documents have stayed offline. Tobias has worked to obtain copyright permission from some publishers and authors, and we offered to make that a special project of the Center for White Rose Studies.īut the DNB would not be deterred. As we have reported in earlier newsletters, the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek has taken down all German-Jewish newspapers and magazines from 1933 - 1945, citing potential copyright issues. Jim Tobiasof the Nuremberg Institute for Holocaust Studies happily reports that the Holocaust-era issues of AUFBAU have now been uploaded to the Web, thanks to the Leo Baeck Institute. Nuremberg Institute for Holocaust Studies Nick, Eton College won't be the same without you! 'At what point would YOU say no?' We have enjoyed hearing his teaching ideas, the curriculum content that can make a real difference. Congratulations to Nicholas Welshof Oxford, England on his retirement! Welsh has long engaged his students with the Shoah's sticky wickets, coaxing them to think of that history in terms of informed dissent and civil disobedience.

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