'Mere Memory' Is Not Sufficient to Prevent Genocide - The American Spectator
Mere memory is vital. Memory prevents all the bloodshed and bloodbaths and blood libels from ever being wiped away.
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Mere memory is vital. Memory prevents all the bloodshed and bloodbaths and blood libels from ever being wiped away.
Over 70% of Millenials knew nothing about Australia's own connections to the Holocaust, despite it being home to the most Holocaust survivors per capita.
The most infamous of all the Nazi concentration camps was Auschwitz, where over one million people died. With the heavily guarded main gate, watchtowers,
Sidney Nolan is best known for his striking series of paintings showing bushranger Ned Kelly in a black suit of armour but hundreds of his unseen Holocaust works are just as remarkable.
Before 1933 when Hitler assumed power, not a single “god” among IG Farben's “council of gods” supported the National Socialist party. In fact, four of the twelve men making up the council that called themselves gods were Jews. All of them knew full well it was Feder’s intention to eviscerate them once he and Hitler controlled Germany.