Monday, January 27th is the International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This day is set aside to honor and remember the lives and strength of Holocaust victims and survivors of World War 11.
In memory of those who were consumed in the Holocaust
May their memory serve as a blessing --- and a warning
The Holocaust Memorial Museum is the American national memorial to the victims of the six million Jews and millions of non-Jews in Washington, D.C. There are other Holocaust Memorial Museums throughout the United States including Dallas, Texas, where visitors can see historical artifacts in their exhibits. Each museum is dedicated to teaching the history of the Holocaust and advancing human rights to combat prejudice, hatred, and indifference. At another location in Dallas there is the Museum of Biblical Art. On display is artwork to also educate and teach the Holocaust.
Jewish and Polish were murdered. Others were too, including Austrian, Russian, Serbs, Czech, Roma, French, Gypsies, Protestants, Catholics, handicapped, and many others. Many people risked their own lives by hiding Jewish refugees in their homes. The grim realities of the ghettos and concentration camps with gas chambers were real.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Day is a good day to honor those that died and those who survived. Both were tortured. Antisemitism is horrible.
The Big Lie About Antisemitism
You just have to tell one lie long enough
and often enough, and it's easy for people
to think that that's the truth. Sadly, that's
what becomes the reality.
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