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 what individuals can do when governments fail to act.
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.