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T A B L E
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<HolocaustRemembrance.net>
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< ForgetYouNot.net >
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The
Holocaust "is probably the
greatest and most terrible
crime
ever committed in the whole
history of the world."
Winston
Churchill
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VI.
Holocaust Selected Readings, Photos,
and Items of Interest
 
"The
fifth commandment, 'Thou shall not kill,'
is not God's commandment at all:
It is a Jewish
invention."
Statement
of the high Nazi official Stahle after the
protest, on December 4, 1940,
by the evangelical priest Sautter against
the criminal acts of euthanasia
(http://www.sobibor.info)
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1.
Selected
Readings
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2.
Remembering
the
Forgotten...
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3.
Notable
Events
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4A.
Inmate
Art from Concentration Camps:
Expressing the
Inexpressible
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4B.
Contemporary
Art About and in Response to
the Holocaust
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4C.
Holocaust
Literature
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4D.
Music
of the Holocaust --A Remembering for
the Future
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5.
Holocaust
Memorial Foundations and
Museums
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6.
Notable
Web Sites
Honoring
the
Memory of the Holocaust
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7.
Selected
Photos and Posters Related to
the Holocaust
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8.
Holocaust Memorial Plaques, Stamps and
Related Artifacts
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9.
Holocaust
Online Exhibits
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10.
Nazi
Plunder of Valuables
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Pile
Of Bodies At Dachau
--Yad
Vashem Archives
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"When the first GI's [American
soldiers] started returning home from
the war [after liberating Dachau
and other camps],
one of the things that drove them crazy
was that no one would believe what they
had to say!
No one would believe the stories of what
they saw."
.Dwight
"Ike" Eisenhower, the Supreme Commander of
the Allied Expeditionary Force
with
other US Officers at Ohrdruf,
a subcamp of the Buchenwald
concentration camp,
after liberation
Photo
Credit: The Holocaust
<martinfrost.ws/htmlfiles/holocaust.html>
 
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Selected Readings:
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United
States National Security
Archive Electronic Briefing
Book No.
150.
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Between
savagery and killings, savouring the pleasures
of life:
Karl Höcker, adjutant to the commandant of
Auschwitz, and SS auxiliaries relaxing at a
recreation lodge near the camp
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.On
the Extermination of Jews in
Poland
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We wish to remember.
But we wish to remember for a
purpose, namely
to ensure that never again
evil will prevail. ...
Only a world at peace, with
justice for all,
can avoid repeating the
mistakes and terrible crimes
of the past.
.John
Paul II, Yad Vashem, March 23,
2000.
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A
Polish
Jewish
Family
(The
Rotmenschs)
--wife,
children
and
grandchildren
with
armbands
In
order
to
mark
and
isolate
the
Jews,
a
decree
of
November
23,
1939,
ordered
all
Jews
above
the
age of
10 in
the
General-Government
of
Poland
to
wear
white
armbands
with a
blue
star
of
David.
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From
Yad
Vashem
Archives
<www1.yadvashem.org/exhibitions/Wolbrom/holocaust/during_c.htm>
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Gone
now
are
those
little
towns
where
the
shoemaker
was a
poet,
The
watchmaker
a
philosopher,
the
barber
a
troubadour.
Gone
now
are
those
little
towns
where
the
wind
joined
Biblical
songs
with
Polish
tunes
and
Slavic
rue
Where
old
Jews
in
orchards
in the
shade
of
cherry
trees
Lamented
for
the
holy
walls
of
Jerusalem.
Gone
now
are
those
little
towns,
though
the
poetic
mists,
The
moons,
winds,
ponds,
and
stars
above
them
Have
recorded
in the
blood
of
centuries
above
the
tragic
tales,
The
histories
of the
two
saddest
nations
on
earth.
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Polish
Jewish
poet
Antoni
Sonimsk
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"We
can't tell
two stories,
the history
of Poland
and the
history of
the
Jews,
because
simply they
exist
together and
they must be
told
together..."
Ewa
Junczyk-Ziomecka
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Of
all the
occupied
countries,
the
percentage
of Jews
saved in
Poland was
the
smallest,
since the
predominant
attitude was
hostile,
while rescue
was an
exception to
the
rule.
[Isaiah
Trunk]
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From
the
Editor
April 1998 --Volume XVIII,
Number 2
From
the
Editor
January 1999 -- Volume XIX,
Number
1
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- From
the Night of the [Kristallnacht]
Pogrom to the Final Solution: Experiences and
Lessons
by
Gerhart M. Riegner
- The
Holocaust and the Catholic Church's Search
for
Forgiveness
by
James Bernauer, S.J., Professor of
Philosophy, Boston College, USA
- The
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, by Marek Edelman
- The
Last Letter of April 23, 1943 from Mordecai
Anielewicz, Warsaw Ghetto
Revolt Commander
- Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin Speech
at
Central Memorial Assembly in Warsaw, Poland
on the 50th Anniversary of
the
Warsaw
Ghetto
Uprising
- The
Couriers of the Jewish Underground in Poland
During the
Holocaust
by
Gary Scott Glassman
- The
Story of Mala Zimetbaum and Edward
Galiñski
1922-1944
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Mala
Zimetbaum,
interned in Auschwitz-Birkenau, was
an interpreter there. Despite her
high status, she gained the sympathy
of the inmates, and in turn, helped
her fellow prisoners.
She
became the first woman to escape
from
Auschwitz,
but was caught and returned to the
camp. She committed suicide rather
than be killed on the
gallows.
[Source:
http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/pages/t087/t08761.html]
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- We
Remember
Treblinka!
- Naming
the Jews of
Bocki
- The
Rescue of the Danish
Jews
- What
the Camps Were Like,
told through the eyes of people who suffered
through them
- ECHOES
OF A VANISHED HERITAGE (by Martin
Rudner):
An
historical outline of the Jewish community of
Kuty,
a kehila in Eastern Galicia, culminating in
its destruction during the
Holocaust
- ECHOES
OF A VANISHED HERITAGE (by Martin
Rudner):
An
account of the Jewish community of
Buczacz,
its history and society, culminating in its
destruction during the
Holocaust
- Insights
Into Europe's
Auschwitz
- Remembering
the
Kristallnacht:
Commemorating
the 69th anniversary of Kristallnacht at The
New York
Synagogue
Remarks
by Dr. Hans-Jürgen Heimsoeth, Consul
General of the Federal Republic of Germany in
New York, USA.
- On
Truman's "Cultural" Anti-Semitism
- "America,
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Holocaust" by
William J. vanden Heuvel
- The
Holocaust
Chronicle
- New
Revelations on Holocaust trough declassified
CIA
documents
- Catholics
and Jews Confront the Holocaust and Each
Other
- The 1999 John
Courtney Murray Lecture -
- Oral
and Written Testimonies: Lithuania and the
Holocaust
- The
Fred Roberts Crawford Witness to the
Holocaust Project
- Australian
Memories of the Holocaust: Anka
Fischer
- Nazi
Conspiracy and
Aggression
- Women
& The Holocaust -- Personal
Reflections
by
Dr. Karin Doerr, Concordia University,
Canada
- The
Bleeding Sky :
My Mother Journey Through the
Fire
- A
Visit to
Auschwitz
- Auschwitz:
A Contested
Space
- Edward
R. Murrow's Report From
Buchenwald
- Italy
and the
Holocaust
- The
Holocaust in Italy: Meeting the Challenge of
Holocaust and
Genocide
- Italian
Jews, Jews in Italy, Holocaust Literature,
Holocaust Survivors, Memoirs of the
Holocaust
- Church
Built in Memory of Italian Holocaust
Victims
- "A
Year in Treblinka" by Yankel Wiernik,
Survivor of
Treblinka
- "Hungary:
The Last Major Jewish People Facing Nazi
Destruction"
by Dr. Judith Fai-Podlipnik
- Unscrambling
the History of a Nazi Camp in
Croatia
Who
Was Killed and by Whom Still Unsettles Croats
and
Serbs
- "Rescue
Through Labor Service in Hungary: Captain
László
Ocskay
and
the 101/359 Labor Service Company"
by Dan Danieli
- The
Testimonies of the Last Prisoners in the
Death Camp
Chelmno
- The
Dachau Liberators: Delivering Them From
Evil
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When
the first GI's started
returning home from the
war,
one of the things that
drove them crazy was
that
no one would believe what
they had to say!
No one would believe the
stories of what they
saw.
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http://www.aish.com/holocaust/overview/Liberation.asp
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Dachau
liberated by the US Army
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- Women
and the
Holocaust
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Holocaust
Survivors and
Remembrance
Project:
"Forget You Not"™.
Churchill
and the
Holocaust
