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Holocaust survivor to share his terrifying odyssey

The month was January, the year 1943.

Speakers give BG students insight into Holocaust

Holocaust survivor in Charlotte dies at 82

DEEP CREEK — Margaret B. Baker, who survived four years of slave labor in the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War II, died of heart disease on Nov. 18, 2004. She was 82.

Holocaust man’s claims queried

A WA author who wrote a book allegedly based on his harrowing life as a Holocaust survivor is at the centre of a row over his credibility.

Is Fox News not playing fair with ‘Fair & Balanced’ slogan?

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In a recent column for the Los Angeles Times, social historian Neal Gabler observed that “if by ‘fair’ one means objective and unbiased, then more often than not ‘fair’ and ‘balanced’ may be mutually exclusive.” That is, a “fair” discussion of the Holocaust wouldn’t call for the “balance” of a Holocaust denier.

‘Why we must not forget the Holocaust’

• A Holocaust survivor tells BBC News Online how he believes the event should be remembered, following the announcement that London will host next year’s fifth National Holocaust Memorial Day.

Preserving Auschwitz: Forensic evidence of the Holocaust is the best answer to the deniers.

Last month, Jarek Mensfelt, spokesman for the Auschwitz memorial site, announced plans to preserve the ruins of the gas chambers and crematoria in the notorious death camp at Birkenau near the Polish town of Oswiecim. […]

‘Do not have children if they won’t be healthy!’

• A shocking new study reveals how key figures in the pre-state Zionist establishment proposed castrating the mentally ill, sterilizing the poor and doing everything possible to ensure reproduction only among the ‘best of people.’

Settler 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.