Linda Shires in the Syracuse University English Department may be able
to assist you in this area. I took a course from her while working on my
BA degree in History regarding the Holocaust and Remembrance.  

 

Jackie L. Allred
Supply & Mailroom Supervisor
Business Services
Syracuse University Library
222 Waverly Avenue
Syracuse, NY  13244
 

315-443-8754
Fax: 315-443-9510
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Lebowitz
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 10:04 PM
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Subject: [NYHIST-L] Q re how holocaust education became mandated in New
York State.

 

Colleagues:

I've just received this question.  Any assistance with resource material
or pointers on whom to ask would be deeply appreciated.

>> Arieh Lebowitz, Communications Director, Jewish Labor Committee

 

"My daughter is writing her senior thesis on how holocaust education
became mandated in New York State.  What she is looking for is the
process, the people, groups or organizations that discussed and
ultimately brought the pressure to bear to make the mandating of the
teaching of the Holocaust a reality.  She has not gotten much help from
the people from State Ed. (past and present) who I thought were the
people in the know.  So, I am hoping you might be able to give me some
direction that I can pass on to her."