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How to fight Holocaust denial in social media – with the evidence of what really happened The Conversation 1 day ago Adam G. Klein, Associate Professor of Communication Studies, Pace University © AP Photo/Ariel Schalit Holocaust survivor Shalom Stamberg holds a book with a photo of himself in Auschwitz, alongside a copy of his concentration camp record. One in four American millennials believe the Holocaust was exaggerated or entirely made up, according to a recent national survey that sought to find out what young adults know about the genocide of nearly 6 million Jews...

Arthur Schmel grew up in Manhattan, New York, and was drafted into military service at the tender age of 18. He served his country in the US Army as a

By MARCUS KLOECKNER | Stars and Stripes | Published: January 7, 2021 “Blood Road,” says the gray sign alongside the road that leads to what was once Germany’s largest concentration camp, Buchenwald. Just 4.5 miles from Weimar, a city known for German cultural icons like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and composer Johann Sebastian Bach, and as the birthplace of German constitutional democracy in 1919, the Nazis established a camp at Buchenwald where cruelty and barbarism were part of daily life. On a visit in December to the site on Ettersberg hill where ...