Holocaust memorials

Holocaust memorials

Links and stories about holocaust memorials.

Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) commemorates the tragic loss of life in the genocides of World War II, in Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur. HMD is held on 27 January, the anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camp at Auschwitz-Berkenau.  
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By JPOST.COM STAFF The American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Their Descendants commended the Czech government on Monday night for the stiff penalties handed out to Miroslave Dano, Libor Mirga and Petr Hricko for vandalizing the Holocaust Memorial at Terezin. The three were convicted for causing more than $100,000 worth of damage when they stole 824 [...]  
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Here's a look at the past. Items have been culled from The Chronicle's archives of 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago. 1984 Nov. 8: A cold rain mixed with tears Nov. 7 as San Francisco's controversial memorial to the 6 million victims of the Holocaust was formally...  
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A ditch in a Jewish cemetery, a hotel basement, a house that was anything but a home. All may seem innocuous today to passers-by in Haltern Am See, Germany, but the life of a Jewish family was forever changed in these spots 70 years ago. Holocaust survivor Alexander Lebenstein visited the locations last summer with family and friends, reliving the past in which his life was uprooted during Kristallnacht—the anti-Jewish pogrom in Nazi Germany...  
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A BIG THANK YOU TOTHE U.S. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM(In Hebrew: תוֹדָה!) Our friends at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) have added a new set of photographs commemorating the Srebrenica genocide. New photographs have been licenced from an acclaimed photographer Tarik Samarah. These photos are added in addition to a set of highly educational Srebrenica genocide videos, known as Eyewitness Testimonies, and now they bear a permanent...  
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In Berlin, a ceremony has been held in memory of the homosexuals and lesbians who were persecuted in Nazi Germany. Wreaths were laid at the monument to gay holocaust victims in the Tiergarten park. Seventy-five years ago, the Gestapo - the Third Reich’s secret police - were ordered to begin arresting all homosexuals. Speaking at the ceremony, the Berlin police chief described the holocaust as ‘the darkest chapter in German history, partly...  
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Harry Potter actor Dan Radcliffe has lent his voice as narrator to a short film entitled The Legacy of Hope for the 2010 Holocaust Memorial Day Trust.  Our Order Partner DanRadcliffe.com reports that the film focuses on the survivors of the Holocaust during World War II and their stories.  This film can be viewed online via the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust website right here.In a press release,...  
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Wayback Machine Internet Archive Web Archive bans access to the counterfeit version of the genuine ARC website. The Counterfeit URL is spelled [death-camps] ← note the hyphen Wayback Machine is the latest of the major search engines to block access and remove from its index all references to this fraudulent and illegal counterfeit copy of www.deathcamps.org The genuine ARC team thanks to the WebArchive for its support! © ARC http://www.deathcamps.org September 30, 2002 - 2009 Domain Registration & Official Copyright Information can be validated at the WHOIS website. Beware of counterfeit ARC websites with hyphenated URL's. For a broader study of the Holocaust please ... Read Full Story
 
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In light of today's horrific shooting at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum , I am re-posting this -- originally posted 6 weeks ago -- originally written in 1995. I wrote Three Years Later: Survivors Reflect on the [US Holocaust Memorial] Museum when I was a senior at NYU. It is magazine feature length so these are just some clips. Read the full article here . ---------- Three Years Later, Survivors Reflect on the Museum December 1995 The steel doors are framed by thick bolts and when they slam shut with a loud thud, everyone in the elevator gasps for air. The passengers fall silent ... Read Full Story
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Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. We also had to witness the circus that U.N had created for Racism. The guest of honor was Dr. Ahmadinejad. This little retarded monkey who is nothing but an attention whore used this forum to talk about Holocaust and attack Jews and Israel. I applaud the EU delegates who left the conference. It was truly embarrassing for Ahmadinejad. One issue that many people failed to notice was that Ahmadinejad in his speech talked about Islam as the last religion on Earth. Do people know what that means? That means any religion that came after this religion is not valid ... Read Full Story
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Tuesday, April 21, the Jewish State of Israel will be acknowledging all those who died in the Holocaust, and those who helped to save the Jews. On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, or in Hebrew Yom Hashoah, let people of all nationalities proclaim with the Jewish people, who lost 6,000,000 of their brethren in the worst crime against humanity in the history of the world. "Never again!" One of the best kept secrets because the media never talks about it is the three million innocent Christians Hitler murdered in WWII, mostly Poles who were predominantly Catholic. Another well kept secret of the Holocaust is the ... Read Full Story
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An elderly gunman opened fire on a crowd today and shot a guard at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. The guard has been reported as having died in hospital. The gunman in the shooting has been identified as 88 year old James W. von Brunn. According to The Washington Post , “James W. von Brunn…decries Jews, blacks on rambling, racist and bitterly anti-Semitic website.” I find it hard to understand how people even get away with running around with guns in Washington D.C., but that is another matter. I just hope that this is an isolated incident and that we don’t ... Read Full Story
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By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 8:58 PM on 10th June 2009 Add to My Stories Critical: Security guards fired on James W von Brunn when he entered the Holocaust Memorial Museum with a rifle An elderly man armed with a rifle opened fire inside the crowded Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. gravely wounding a security guard before he was shot himself. U.S. authorities said they were investigating whether the gunman, named as 88-year-old James W von Brunn, has links to white supremacists. The alleged assailant was in a critical condition, said Washington Mayor Adrian Fenty. Police Chief Kathy Lanier said the ... Read Full Story
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The Holocaust altered the course of history and humanity. Destruction, tragedy, annihilation; it was an attempt to bring an entire species to extinction. The Holocaust was an era where the ugliest of humanity was on parade. But in the darkness of cellars and the dingiest of tents, survivors and heroes emerged. However, their verbal accounts dwindle daily. Projects like Steven Spielberg’s Shoah Foundation are designed to keep their stories alive. Places like the U.S. Holocaust Museum are serve as monuments and tributes. When I was a senior at NYU , I wrote an article for my magazine article class called “Three Years Later: Survivors ... Read Full Story
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