Marion Pritchard, a member of the Dutch resistance movement, remembers the use of anti-Jewish propaganda when the Nazis invaded the Netherlands. She speaks on how the Nazis used education tools to separate the rest of the population from the Jews. Marion's testimony is preserved in USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive. Learn more at sfi.usc.edu
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