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Throughout the 15 years of Oskar speaking about his experiences in the Holocaust, students have asked multiple follow-up questions after his presentation.
Oskar would write answers to all of them as he wanted to keep students engaged and let them know their questions are what keep the importance of Holocaust education alive. Below is a large sample of the questions and answers for you to explore. Oskar would write answers to all of them as he wanted to keep students engaged and let them know their questions are what keep the importance of Holocaust education alive.
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Holocaust Survivor - Channel 12 News
What's it like to survive the Holocaust?
Architect of Change Award
Oskar Knoblach
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July 12, 2021
Plans for $15M Phoenix Holocaust museum include hologram-like exhibit
Jewish News
August 16, 2019
"School children learn that 6 million Jews died in the Holocaust. It is hard to visualize a number as large as 6 million, but the ASU football stadium accommodates a sellout crowd of 72,000; fill the stadium 83 times and you have about 6 million."
PaysonRoundUp.com
Payson Round Up
January 27, 2020
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Holocaust survivors stood in front of state lawmakers Monday to champion a bill requiring Holocaust education in Arizona schools.
ArcadiaNews.com
Arcadia News
March 15, 2018
"The career I would have had is an attorney. When I was young, my friends told me I was a good speaker. The first time I spoke in public I froze, but as I spoke more I got used to it."
thehorizonsun.com
The Horizon Sun
November 9, 2019
"Oskar Knoblauch tugged a white armband onto his sleeve. A blue Star of David had been sewn onto the armband, not unlike the one he had been forced to wear when he was 15, the one that identified him as a Jew in Nazi-occupied Poland."
AZCentral.com
AZ Central
June 1, 2017
"From his materials, he pulled out a prop – an armband displaying the Star of David, similar to badges the Nazis forced Jews to wear throughout portions of Europe during WWII. He held it up and gazed at the crowd."
arcadianews.com
Arcadia News
"Throughout the 15 years of Oskar speaking about his experiences in the Holocaust, students have asked multiple follow-up questions after his presentation."
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2020 Haimish Heritage Award Gala on Saturday, Dec. 5. honoring activitist, philanthropist, educator,