I want to remind everyone of Holocaust Remembrance Day, May 6, 2005.
It commemorates a series of events in which the human species went about as far wrong as it has ever gone.
Here is some background:
http://history1900s.about.com/cs/holoca ... ashoah.htm
This is a human remembrance day. Try to read a little about it and the events it commemorates.
As it says at Auschwitz:
NEVER AGAIN.
Zlatko
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yes, this is a yearly occasion in a country where everyone has a relative or distant relative who died in a camp.
We're on Pesach vacation now till May 2 and then schools all over israel will come back to a Holocaust Week.
Our school decided to leave off personal testimonials and get down to the basics - history, social repercussions, ghettos, and the final solution.
It's a horrible part of history - makes the head reel, but no matter how much we read, experience tales or see movies, we can never grasp the reality.
Hope we never have to.
thanks, Z for bringing up the subject.
We're on Pesach vacation now till May 2 and then schools all over israel will come back to a Holocaust Week.
Our school decided to leave off personal testimonials and get down to the basics - history, social repercussions, ghettos, and the final solution.
It's a horrible part of history - makes the head reel, but no matter how much we read, experience tales or see movies, we can never grasp the reality.
Hope we never have to.
thanks, Z for bringing up the subject.
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