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#HolocaustMemorialDay

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mik0e1

"Paul: Humanity has a bad reputation for being able to learn from history"

Somehow I am glad that our president knows at least the history of #Europe. Because just 2 years ago he wanted to monitor all Russian people like "when WWII started, all Japanese population living in the United States was under a strict monitoring regime as well". It is worth supporting Wikipedia so that people can find out what happened to the Japanese in the USA

#cesko #eu #holocaustmemorialday
ceskenoviny.cz/zpravy/pavel-li

www.ceskenoviny.czPavel: Lidstvo má špatnou reputaci ve schopnosti poučit se z historie | ČeskéNoviny.cz Praha - Lidstvo má poměrně špatnou reputaci ve schopnosti poučit se z historie, má tendenci rysy a jevy vedoucí k tragickým událostem zapomínat. V projevu při dnešním vzpomínkovém setkání při příležitosti Dne památky obětí holokaustu a předcházení zločinům proti na Pražském hradě to řekl prezident Petr Pavel. Varoval také před nesnášenlivostí vůči různým skupinám a etnikům i před nárůstem dezinformací, prohlubují se tím podle něj neshody ve společnostech.
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Adam Jacobs 🇺🇦

It was fascinating listening to the BBC's coverage of Holocaust Memorial Day yesterday. Specifically, fascinating to learn that when they're talking about atrocities that happened 80 years ago, they can really tell it like it is.

Compare and contrast how they wrote about Auschwitz with how they would have written about it if they were following their style guide for writing about present-day atrocities.

bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5yep0l554

Screenshot of text from the BBC's Auschwitz coverage: Auschwitz was originally a Polish army barracks in southern Poland before the Nazis invaded and occupied the country in September 1939, later turning it into a jail for political prisoners. As the war and the Holocaust progressed, the Nazi regime greatly expanded the site. The first people to be gassed were a group of Polish and Soviet prisoners in September 1941. Work began on a new camp, Auschwitz II-Birkenau, the following month. This became the site of the huge gas chambers where hundreds of thousands were murdered prior to November 1944, and the crematoria where their bodies were burned. Birkenau was to become the biggest of six Nazi death camps. Three others, at Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka, were also completed in 1942. The first transport of Jews to Auschwitz II-Birkenau was 999 women and girls from Slovakia in March 1942, immediately followed by deportations from France, and later the Netherlands and Belgium. By 1944, 12,000 Jews were being murdered every day.
The same screenshot, but with editing marks added to the text, so it now reads: Auschwitz was originally a Polish army barracks in southern Poland before the German troops arrived in September 1939, later turning it into a jail for people who had committed crimes against German law. As the war progressed, the German army greatly expanded the site, with their customary high level skills in military logistics. The first people to die were a group of Polish and Soviet prisoners in September 1941. Work began on a new camp, Auschwitz II-Birkenau, the following month. This became the site of the huge gas chambers where Jewish campaign groups claim hundreds of thousands died prior to November 1944, and the crematoria where their bodies were burned. However, others claim that these figures are greatly exaggerated. Birkenau was to become the biggest of six German correctional facilities. Three others, at Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka, were also completed in 1942. The first transport of Jews to Auschwitz II-Birkenau was 999 women and girls from Slovakia in March 1942, immediately followed by resettlements from France, and later the Netherlands and Belgium. By 1944, 12,000 Jews were allegedly dying every day.
#HolocaustMemorialDay#Gaza#MediaBias
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Gina Intheburg 🇺🇦 🌻 🥥🌴

On this #HolocaustMemorialDay, it shouldn't be hard to connect the dots between #RFKJR's offer to #Samoa and Nazi experiments on concentration camp prisoners.

"The whole story behind RFK Jr. & #Samoa's #measles crisis has never been reported. He wanted to study a "natural experiment" of unvaccinated kids.

'I can’t imagine anything less ethical or more cruel.' "

#TrumpCabinet #HHS #CDC

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threadreaderapp.comThread by @BrandyZadrozny on Thread Reader App@BrandyZadrozny: The whole story behind RFK Jr. & Samoa's measles crisis has never been reported. He wanted to study a "natural experiment" of unvaccinated kids. “I can’t imagine anything less ethical or more cruel....…
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Woman of Many Hats

In Remembrance of the Holocaust

marionsmumblings.online/in-rem

"The Nazis closed down Jewish establishments including shops. Burnt Jewish synagogues. Beat Jews in the streets. Disallowed Jews from attending schools and universities, including Jewish professors. Made Jews register and forced them to wear yellow stars on their clothes in order to identify them."

A black and white photo from a concentration camp during WWII, with children in striped uniforms behind a barbed wired fence
#holocaustmemorialday#holocaust#WWII
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David Bureš

Today is the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz/Osvětim concentration camp by the Red Army of the Soviet Union.

We must never forget the horrors that transpired there, and everything that the fascists did, past and present.

Death to fascism, death to nazism, and death to all those that spread, defend and make its proliferation possible.

Quote by colonel Grigorii Davidovich Elisavetskii: When I entered the barrack, I saw living skeletons lying on three-tiered bunks. As in fog, I hear my soldiers saying: ‘You are free, comrades!’ I sense that they do not understand and begin speaking in Russian, Polish, German, Ukranian dialects; unbuttoning my leather jacket, I show them my medals. … Then I use Yiddish. Their reaction is unpredictable. They think that I am provoking them. They begin to hide. And only when I said to them: ‘Do not be afraid, I am a colonel of the Soviet Army and a Jew. We have come to liberate you.’ Finally, as if the barrier collapsed, they rushed towards us shouting, fell on their knees, kissed the flaps of our overcoats, and threw their arms around legs. And we did not move, stood motionless while unexpected tears ran down our cheeks.
#holocaustmemorialday#WeRemember
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Flipboard Culture Desk

99-year-old Anita Lasker-Wallfisch is the last remaining survivor of the Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz. She attributes her survival to the fact that the orchestra needed a cellist. She spoke to @BBCNews in 1945, on the day of the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen death camp to which she had been transferred six months before, and again in 1996. Here is her story, details of which some readers may find distressing. Having vowed never to set foot again on German soil, she later softened her stance and went in 2018 to Berlin to address the Bundestag (parliament). She told them: "As you see, I broke my oath – many, many years ago – and I have no regrets. It's quite simple: hate is poison and, ultimately, you poison yourself."

flip.it/a2Hjvm

BBC · 'It was an escape into excellence': How music saved the life of a teenage Jewish cellist in AuschwitzPor Greg McKevitt
#HolocaustMemorialDay#Auschwitz#BergenBelsen
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Geri ❤️

Struck me today, if WW2 had gone on longer, or even if they had won, then millions and millions more would have been killed.

They ONLY stopped because the Russians, and the allies to lesser extent, liberated the camps.

😞 This must not come again

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