Scrapbook Project Research Guide
Scrapbook Project Topics
Scrapbook Project Topics
- Korean Comfort Women (Japan forced women from Korea to become sexual slaves)
- Chinue Sugihara (Japanese diplomat and rescuer during the Holocaust)
- Jewish Partisans (Jews who managed to escape ghettos and they formed their own fighting units)
- White Rose (Sophie Scholl: non-Jewish university student who secretly distributed flyers against the Nazis)
- Rosenstrasse Protest (non-Jewish women who protested the arrest of their Jewish husbands)
- Navajo Code Talkers (Native Americans recruited by the US army to break Japanese codes in the Pacific)
- Allied women spies (women who spied in enemy territory for the Allies)
- Operation Pied Piper
- Arabs who rescued Jews during the Holocaust
- Rescuers in Nanjing: (people who helped save Chinese who were being killed by Japanese)
- Gulags under Stalin in the Soviet Union (labor/death camps set up by Stalin during WWII)
- Roma and Sinti (“Gypsy” although this word is derogatory) persecution during WWII
- Gay persecution by the Nazis during WWII
Cite Sources and Take Notes
Cite Sources and Take Notes
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How to Create In-text Citations
How to Create In-text Citations
In-Text Citation
In-Text Citation
"The purpose of an MLA in-text citation, sometimes called a parenthetical reference, is to help readers easily find the sources in the Works Cited page that correspond to your referenced passage" ("MLA In-Text Citations").
Works Cited
Works Cited
"MLA In-Text Citations." OWL, Roane State Community College, www.roanestate.edu/
owl/MLA-In-Text-Citations.htm.
Additional Places to Find Information
Additional Places to Find Information
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