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Man on the beat: Paul Jaskot, History of the Holocaust Professor

Timna Axel
May 25, 2009

Paul Jaskot, associate professor at DePaul University, is substituting this quarter for one of the most popular classes at Northwestern: History of the Holocaust, which immediately fills up at the start of registration every year. His book, The Architecture of Oppression:

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