Episodes
Reversing open borders, a xenophobic backlash prompts Congress to restrict immigration.
As war begins, some Americans work tirelessly to help refugees; others remain indifferent.
As the Allies liberate German camps, the public sees the sheer scale of the Holocaust.
Una reacción xenófoba lleva al Congreso a restringir la inmigración.
En la guerra, algunos estadounidenses ayudan a los refugiados; otros son indiferentes.
Los Aliados liberan los campos Alemanes y el público ve la magnitud del Holocausto.
Extras
Asking how we as a society can learn from the past.
An attempt to save refugee children in the US hits antisemitism "so deep and so cruel."
"A Harrowing Must Watch" - critics agree The U.S. and the Holocaust must-watch TV.
Holocaust survivor Eva Geiringer reflects on life in Auschwitz.
People assume every Jew died in a camp or gas chamber. But that’s only part of the story.
It is impossible to tally how many thousands the board saved, directly or indirectly.
Founded by a handful of students, it became the largest anti-war group in US history.
When the children finally arrived at Ellis Island, only their father greeted them.
By the early 1900s, many white Americans embraced a pseudo-science called eugenics.
Lives turned upside down when Nazis came to power. But changes didn’t happen overnight.