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18 Feb in 8:31 Jewish Press Recently, it was reported that the “To Live and Not Forget” Holocaust Memorial in Yerevan, Armenia was vandalized by local anti-Semites, who sprayed over the Hebrew inscriptions on the monument.  The World Jewish Congress condemned the anti-Semitic vandalism: “It is horrible to see that the Holocaust memorial in Yerevan, Armenia was vandalized with vile anti-Semitic graffiti.  The vandalism was condemned by the city’s mayor.” According to Jewish Press, Rabbi Zamir Isayev also tweeted: “What a disgrace!  A monument to the victims of the Holocaust ...

Desecrated Armenian Holocaust Memorial Recently, it was reported that the “To Live and Not Forget” Holocaust Memorial in Yerevan, Armenia was vandalized by local anti-Semites, who sprayed over the Hebrew inscriptions on the monument.  The World Jewish Congress condemned the anti-Semitic vandalism: “It is horrible to see that the Holocaust memorial in Yerevan, Armenia was vandalized with vile anti-Semitic graffiti.  The vandalism was condemned by the city’s mayor.” Rabbi Zamir Isayev also tweeted: “What a disgrace!  A monument to the victims of the Holoc...

27 January 2021 4:30pm The Holocaust was not just a crime committed against the Jewish people, it was a crime against humanity. Roma, Sinti, homosexuals, people with disabilities, Jehovah’s Witnesses, political and religious leaders were all victims of the evil, brutal Nazi killing machine. By the end of the war, 6 million Jews were murdered, including 1.5 million children. If a minute’s silence was observed for each victim, the silence would last more than 11 years. It was the darkest hour of mankind that forced the international community to pledge “never again”. But with time, memo...

Advertisement The Holocaust was not just a crime committed against the Jewish people, it was a crime against humanity. Roma, Sinti, homosexuals, people with disabilities, Jehovah’s Witnesses, political and religious leaders were all victims of the evil, brutal Nazi killing machine. The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin. Credit:Getty By the end of the war, 6 million Jews were murdered, including 1.5 million children. If a minute’s silence was observed for each victim, the silence would last more than 11 years. It was the darkest hour of mankind that forced the international community to pledge ...

What Were Romanian Soldiers Doing at Stalingrad? The destruction of two Romanian armies at Stalingrad increased the unpopularity of the war in Romania and exacerbated the already strained relations between the Romanian and German militaries. Here's What You Need to Know: German and Romanian forces at Stalingrad failed to stem the tide of the resurgent Soviet Red Army. World War II involved some of the most complex alliance systems in the history of warfare. During the course of the conflict, former antagonists became allies and former allies became foes. Of all the alliances struck during th...