Join us at the table and explore America's story in the words of those who lived it.

Register for "FDR, the Holocaust, and World War 2"

4:05 PM CT - 5:15 PM CT, November 2, 9, 16, 2020 | Hosted by: Missouri Humanities Council *HELD ONLINE

Join teachers in a discussion of the words, ideas, and actions of FDR in response to growing evidence for the Holocaust, and his handling of WW2 in general, all through a curated collection of primary source documents.

SESSION I: “What Did the United States Do, or Not Do?” 4:05 PM CT - 5:15 PM CT, November 2, 2020
SESSION II: “What Did the United States Know?” 4:05 PM CT - 5:15 PM CT, November 9, 2020
SESSION III: “What Should (or Could) the United States Have Done?” 4:05 PM CT - 5:15 PM CT, November 16, 2020

All attendees of this free Seminar will be provided with a certificate for continuing education, and digital copies of the agenda and documents reader.

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