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EDUCATORS’ REVIEW
“The story moved us greatly, and we had an engaging discussion afterward. The documentary is well-made and informative, combining the horrible chapter of Germany’s history with the history of Jill’s and the Leitz’s family as well as photography. We all learned a lot.”
“As a crash course or an introduction to Caribbean history and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Diaspora is an excellent choice for college classrooms. Its shorter runtime means most class periods could include the full film.”
“Impressive… [A] daring and courageous accomplishment. Highly recommended.”
“So while the subject of “Prosecuting Evil” is a 4-star one that should be taught in more schools, the sometimes-dry and often-repetitive film about it is a 3-star one.”
“’Muses’ is most valuable in exploring this connection between Singer’s seduction of translators and his seduction of a worldwide readership.”
Israeli journalist and historian Gershom Gorenberg joined the Institute for a virtual Q&A discussing Nelson’s Last Stand and its historical, political, and social contexts.
Gershom Gorenberg Q&A session
Gershom Gorenberg Q&A session
“His techniques and performances have inspired modern dance and acting, and have even served as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease… may also make an interesting addition to WWII and post-war history classes, as Marceau’s Jewish heritage and work with the resistance are important to understanding WWII.“
“[The three generations] form a notable lineage of distinctively conscientious Jewish-American public servants.” When a legacy of three generations in a family committed to public service exhibits a degree of character that makes it look straightforward, it is something, as this film ably shows, worth recognizing.”