MP in plea to churches to unite against racist BNP
A SCOTS MP has called on church leaders to unite against the BNP in next week’s Euro elections.
Continue readingMP in plea to churches to unite against racist BNP
A SCOTS MP has called on church leaders to unite against the BNP in next week’s Euro elections.
Continue readingHolocaust survivor: Don’t forget
Decades after World War II when Thomas Blatt met one of his former captors from the Nazis’ Sobibor death camp, he wasn’t scared of the man himself; he was scared of how normal the man seemed.
Continue readingHorrors of Holocaust detailed for students
Joanna Millan was a baby when the Nazis took her and her mother to a concentration camp in Czechoslovakia. Her mother died, but Joanna was adopted by a Jewish couple in England. She told her remarkable story on Wednesday to students at Lakenheath High School in England.
Continue readingSettler Rabbi: Killing innocent people in war is allowed if saves lives
Rabbi Dov Lior, chairman of the settler’s rabbinical council ruled that killing civilians during warfare is permitted if it will save lives.
Continue readingHolocaust survivor shares memories
Holocaust survivor Nesse Godin holds photograph of her family taken before the war.
Mounds of bodies. One hole for a toilet and another for graves. Every body cavity searched for gems. These are some of Nesse Godin’s memories as a survivor of the World War II Holocaust.
Continue readingU.S. tipped to Holocaust in ’42
WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence officials learned within months of the U.S. entry into World War II that Nazi Germany planned mass killings to eliminate Jews, scholars reviewing newly declassified reports said Thursday.
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“It was an intelligence failure,” said Richard Breitman, an American University Holocaust historian who studied the documents. “The early information was not assimilated or used correctly.”
Breitman was part of a team of scholars, citizens and government officials who reviewed more than 240,000 pages of documents at the National Archives related to Nazi and other World War II-era crimes. The material was from files of the FBI, CIA and its predecessor, the Office of Strategic Services.
The documents show a federal intelligence unit was formed to interview Jews who immigrated from Axis countries in 1941 and 1942. One, Joseph Goldschmied, described how Germans seized money and property from Jews in his hometown, Prague, Czechoslovakia, and sent thousands to die in the Theresienstadt detention camp.
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Source: Richard Willing, USA TODAY, usatoday.com/news/washington/2004-05-13-nazi-sympathizers_x.htm
Webmaster note: It is worth repeating that there are no Nazi documents or code intercepts that support Holocaust extermination claims. Therefore, there cannot be proof of such a program in the National Archives. In fact, there are no such documents or other evidence cited by this article in support of its main claim. Don’t they trot out this “we have now, finally, at long last, this-time-for-certain, found the evidence to support Holocaust extermination claims” story every couple of years? At the very least, these articles acknowledge that up until now, they have found no proof worthy of the name, otherwise, these findings would be neither revelations nor even newsworthy.
Holocaust survivor shares story
She has been told every line on her face tells a story. Eva Olsson shared her incredible tale of survival in Nazi “killing factories” with an enraptured audience of senior students at Banting secondary school yesterday afternoon.
Continue readingHolocaust survivor shares story to honor others
Author speaks to students at CCC about his escape
Continue readingTeen moved by visit to Nazi death camp
East Brunswick senior sees Auschwitz, retraces march to Birkenau
Continue readingLessons from the Holocaust: Founder of Auschwitz survivors group is keynote speaker for remembrance event.