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If you're ever visiting #Berlin, don't leave without seeing this place at all. Emotionally, it's not an easy place to visit, but like the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, I think it's one of those places you HAVE to visit if you're in Berlin, even if uncomfortable.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcwvtphNdxY/?igsi=MW9mendncm00ZDN4bg==
#Gleis17 #BerlinGrunewald #Grunewald #VisitBerlin #BerlinTravel #Holocaust #HolocaustMemorial #HolocaustRemembrance #History #NeverAgain #Travel #Germany #FinalSolution
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If you're ever visiting #Berlin, don't leave without seeing this place at all. Emotionally, it's not an easy place to visit, but like the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, I think it's one of those places you HAVE to visit if you're in Berlin, even if uncomfortable.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcwvtphNdxY/?igsi=MW9mendncm00ZDN4bg==
#Gleis17 #BerlinGrunewald #Grunewald #VisitBerlin #BerlinTravel #Holocaust #HolocaustMemorial #HolocaustRemembrance #History #NeverAgain #Travel #Germany #FinalSolution
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If you're ever visiting #Berlin, don't leave without seeing this place at all. Emotionally, it's not an easy place to visit, but like the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, I think it's one of those places you HAVE to visit if you're in Berlin, even if uncomfortable.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcwvtphNdxY/?igsi=MW9mendncm00ZDN4bg==
#Gleis17 #BerlinGrunewald #Grunewald #VisitBerlin #BerlinTravel #Holocaust #HolocaustMemorial #HolocaustRemembrance #History #NeverAgain #Travel #Germany #FinalSolution
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If you're ever visiting #Berlin, don't leave without seeing this place at all. Emotionally, it's not an easy place to visit, but like the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, I think it's one of those places you HAVE to visit if you're in Berlin, even if uncomfortable.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcwvtphNdxY/?igsi=MW9mendncm00ZDN4bg==
#Gleis17 #BerlinGrunewald #Grunewald #VisitBerlin #BerlinTravel #Holocaust #HolocaustMemorial #HolocaustRemembrance #History #NeverAgain #Travel #Germany #FinalSolution
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If you're ever visiting #Berlin, don't leave without seeing this place at all. Emotionally, it's not an easy place to visit, but like the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, I think it's one of those places you HAVE to visit if you're in Berlin, even if uncomfortable.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcwvtphNdxY/?igsi=MW9mendncm00ZDN4bg==
#Gleis17 #BerlinGrunewald #Grunewald #VisitBerlin #BerlinTravel #Holocaust #HolocaustMemorial #HolocaustRemembrance #History #NeverAgain #Travel #Germany #FinalSolution
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By Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak (born 1933), Elegy III, 1997, oil on canvas, 47 1⁄4 × 50 1⁄4 inches (120 × 127 1⁄2 cm), private collection, ©️Samuel Bak. #arthistory #painting #oilpainting #HolocaustRemembrance #holocaustsurvivor
This work hearkens back to the engraving Melencolia I, by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). I will share the print as a comment.
From the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: ‘[the] Vilna Ghetto, in Lithuania… in 1941 the artist Samuel Bak, only a child, found himself confined, along with his parents and tens of thousands of other Jews from the city of Vilna, or Vilnius. More than 50,000 perished there. Of his extended family, Bak and his mother survived.
His talent was evident early on. The Yiddish poet Avrom Sutzkever, who fought in the partisan resistance and rescued Jewish cultural artifacts with the Paper Brigade, met young Bak in the ghetto, saw how gifted he was, and helped exhibit his art. But Bak was more than just a prodigy: even under such hostile conditions he had an irrepressible need to create. Besides food and water, he desperately sought paper and pencils. He drew on whatever he could find. Recalling this yearning, Sutzkever once wrote, “this boy harbored something much stronger than those who set out to exterminate our people.”…
The artist has said his work imparts “a sense of the world that was shattered, of a world that was broken, of a world that exists again through an enormous effort to put everything together, when it is absolutely impossible to put it together because broken things can never become whole again. But,” he continued, “we still can make something that looks as if it was whole and live with it.”’
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By Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak (born 1933), Elegy III, 1997, oil on canvas, 47 1⁄4 × 50 1⁄4 inches (120 × 127 1⁄2 cm), private collection, ©️Samuel Bak. #arthistory #painting #oilpainting #HolocaustRemembrance #holocaustsurvivor
This work hearkens back to the engraving Melencolia I, by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). I will share the print as a comment.
From the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: ‘[the] Vilna Ghetto, in Lithuania… in 1941 the artist Samuel Bak, only a child, found himself confined, along with his parents and tens of thousands of other Jews from the city of Vilna, or Vilnius. More than 50,000 perished there. Of his extended family, Bak and his mother survived.
His talent was evident early on. The Yiddish poet Avrom Sutzkever, who fought in the partisan resistance and rescued Jewish cultural artifacts with the Paper Brigade, met young Bak in the ghetto, saw how gifted he was, and helped exhibit his art. But Bak was more than just a prodigy: even under such hostile conditions he had an irrepressible need to create. Besides food and water, he desperately sought paper and pencils. He drew on whatever he could find. Recalling this yearning, Sutzkever once wrote, “this boy harbored something much stronger than those who set out to exterminate our people.”…
The artist has said his work imparts “a sense of the world that was shattered, of a world that was broken, of a world that exists again through an enormous effort to put everything together, when it is absolutely impossible to put it together because broken things can never become whole again. But,” he continued, “we still can make something that looks as if it was whole and live with it.”’
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By Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak (born 1933), Elegy III, 1997, oil on canvas, 47 1⁄4 × 50 1⁄4 inches (120 × 127 1⁄2 cm), private collection, ©️Samuel Bak. #arthistory #painting #oilpainting #HolocaustRemembrance #holocaustsurvivor
This work hearkens back to the engraving Melencolia I, by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). I will share the print as a comment.
From the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: ‘[the] Vilna Ghetto, in Lithuania… in 1941 the artist Samuel Bak, only a child, found himself confined, along with his parents and tens of thousands of other Jews from the city of Vilna, or Vilnius. More than 50,000 perished there. Of his extended family, Bak and his mother survived.
His talent was evident early on. The Yiddish poet Avrom Sutzkever, who fought in the partisan resistance and rescued Jewish cultural artifacts with the Paper Brigade, met young Bak in the ghetto, saw how gifted he was, and helped exhibit his art. But Bak was more than just a prodigy: even under such hostile conditions he had an irrepressible need to create. Besides food and water, he desperately sought paper and pencils. He drew on whatever he could find. Recalling this yearning, Sutzkever once wrote, “this boy harbored something much stronger than those who set out to exterminate our people.”…
The artist has said his work imparts “a sense of the world that was shattered, of a world that was broken, of a world that exists again through an enormous effort to put everything together, when it is absolutely impossible to put it together because broken things can never become whole again. But,” he continued, “we still can make something that looks as if it was whole and live with it.”’
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By Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak (born 1933), Elegy III, 1997, oil on canvas, 47 1⁄4 × 50 1⁄4 inches (120 × 127 1⁄2 cm), private collection, ©️Samuel Bak. #arthistory #painting #oilpainting #HolocaustRemembrance #holocaustsurvivor
This work hearkens back to the engraving Melencolia I, by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). I will share the print as a comment.
From the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: ‘[the] Vilna Ghetto, in Lithuania… in 1941 the artist Samuel Bak, only a child, found himself confined, along with his parents and tens of thousands of other Jews from the city of Vilna, or Vilnius. More than 50,000 perished there. Of his extended family, Bak and his mother survived.
His talent was evident early on. The Yiddish poet Avrom Sutzkever, who fought in the partisan resistance and rescued Jewish cultural artifacts with the Paper Brigade, met young Bak in the ghetto, saw how gifted he was, and helped exhibit his art. But Bak was more than just a prodigy: even under such hostile conditions he had an irrepressible need to create. Besides food and water, he desperately sought paper and pencils. He drew on whatever he could find. Recalling this yearning, Sutzkever once wrote, “this boy harbored something much stronger than those who set out to exterminate our people.”…
The artist has said his work imparts “a sense of the world that was shattered, of a world that was broken, of a world that exists again through an enormous effort to put everything together, when it is absolutely impossible to put it together because broken things can never become whole again. But,” he continued, “we still can make something that looks as if it was whole and live with it.”’
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By Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak (born 1933), Elegy III, 1997, oil on canvas, 47 1⁄4 × 50 1⁄4 inches (120 × 127 1⁄2 cm), private collection, ©️Samuel Bak. #arthistory #painting #oilpainting #HolocaustRemembrance #holocaustsurvivor
This work hearkens back to the engraving Melencolia I, by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). I will share the print as a comment.
From the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: ‘[the] Vilna Ghetto, in Lithuania… in 1941 the artist Samuel Bak, only a child, found himself confined, along with his parents and tens of thousands of other Jews from the city of Vilna, or Vilnius. More than 50,000 perished there. Of his extended family, Bak and his mother survived.
His talent was evident early on. The Yiddish poet Avrom Sutzkever, who fought in the partisan resistance and rescued Jewish cultural artifacts with the Paper Brigade, met young Bak in the ghetto, saw how gifted he was, and helped exhibit his art. But Bak was more than just a prodigy: even under such hostile conditions he had an irrepressible need to create. Besides food and water, he desperately sought paper and pencils. He drew on whatever he could find. Recalling this yearning, Sutzkever once wrote, “this boy harbored something much stronger than those who set out to exterminate our people.”…
The artist has said his work imparts “a sense of the world that was shattered, of a world that was broken, of a world that exists again through an enormous effort to put everything together, when it is absolutely impossible to put it together because broken things can never become whole again. But,” he continued, “we still can make something that looks as if it was whole and live with it.”’
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/135792/ Yad Vashem to open Holocaust education center in Munich, first outside Israel #DaniDayan #HolocaustEducation #HolocaustRemembrance #Israel #Munich #YadVashem
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Yad Vashem to Open First Overseas Holocaust Education Centre in Munich
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Budapest Remembers: The Holocaust Began with Hate
Speakers at the annual March of the Living commemoration on 17 …
#Hungary #HU #Europe #Europa #EU #Antisemitism #auschwitz #budapest #Commémoration #DávidVitézy #GergelyKaracsony #hatespeech #hír #HistoricalMemory #Holocaust #holocaustremembrance #HungarianJews #hungary #Israel #JánosBóka #JewishCommunity #Magyarország #MarchoftheLiving #MarchoftheLivingBudapest #MarchoftheLivingHungary #MayaKadosh #neveragain
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Budapest Remembers: The Holocaust Began with Hate https://www.byteseu.com/2054396/ #antisemitism #Auschwitz #budapest #commemoration #DávidVitézy #GergelyKaracsony #HateSpeech #HistoricalMemory #Holocaust #HolocaustRemembrance #HungarianJews #Hungary #Israel #JánosBóka #JewishCommunity #MarchOfTheLiving #MarchOfTheLivingBudapest #MarchOfTheLivingHungary #MayaKadosh #NeverAgain
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Bonhoeffer’s discipleship: Germany confronts its past
You bump into the past quite often in Berlin. There’s the curated remains of the Wall, the vast…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlinhistoricalmemory #Bonhoeffer-Haus #ChristianresistancetoHitler #DietrichBonhoeffer #guiltversusshame #Holocaustremembrance. #KaiserWilhelmMemorialChurch #NaziGermany #TheCostofDiscipleship #wartimetheologyandethics
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/77494/ Berlin’s ‘Stumbling Stones’: How tiny brass plaques keep Holocaust memories alive – See Pics #berlin #BerlinHolocaustHistory #BerlinStolpersteine #BrassPlaquesMemorial #Germany #GermanyHolocaustMemorials #GunterDemnig #HolocaustMemorials #HolocaustRemembrance #StumblingStonesBerlin
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Global Police Leaders Gather in Poland to Combat Antisemitism and Hate Crimes
📰 Original title: 'Not on our watch': Global law enforcement leaders unite in Poland against hate
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/global-police-leaders-gather-in-poland-to-combat-antisemitism-and-hate-crimes/?redirpost=6e412bc7-1bae-4bd2-971a-6b15ec763a99
#society #antisemitism #lawenforcement #holocaustremembrance
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Global Police Leaders Gather in Poland to Combat Antisemitism and Hate Crimes
📰 Original title: 'Not on our watch': Global law enforcement leaders unite in Poland against hate
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/global-police-leaders-gather-in-poland-to-combat-antisemitism-and-hate-crimes/?redirpost=6e412bc7-1bae-4bd2-971a-6b15ec763a99
#society #antisemitism #lawenforcement #holocaustremembrance
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Global Police Leaders Gather in Poland to Combat Antisemitism and Hate Crimes
📰 Original title: 'Not on our watch': Global law enforcement leaders unite in Poland against hate
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/global-police-leaders-gather-in-poland-to-combat-antisemitism-and-hate-crimes/?redirpost=6e412bc7-1bae-4bd2-971a-6b15ec763a99
#society #antisemitism #lawenforcement #holocaustremembrance
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Global Police Leaders Gather in Poland to Combat Antisemitism and Hate Crimes
📰 Original title: 'Not on our watch': Global law enforcement leaders unite in Poland against hate
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/global-police-leaders-gather-in-poland-to-combat-antisemitism-and-hate-crimes/?redirpost=6e412bc7-1bae-4bd2-971a-6b15ec763a99
#society #antisemitism #lawenforcement #holocaustremembrance
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1/ 🧵 Ever heard of the man who looked "The Angel of Death" in the eye to save children?
Meet Arno Spiegel.
In the heart of the darkness of Auschwitz, he became the "Father of the Twins." This is a story of defiance you need to know. 👇
#History #HolocaustRemembrance #Heroism #ArnoSpiegel -
1/ 🧵 Ever heard of the man who looked "The Angel of Death" in the eye to save children?
Meet Arno Spiegel.
In the heart of the darkness of Auschwitz, he became the "Father of the Twins." This is a story of defiance you need to know. 👇
#History #HolocaustRemembrance #Heroism #ArnoSpiegel -
1/ 🧵 Ever heard of the man who looked "The Angel of Death" in the eye to save children?
Meet Arno Spiegel.
In the heart of the darkness of Auschwitz, he became the "Father of the Twins." This is a story of defiance you need to know. 👇
#History #HolocaustRemembrance #Heroism #ArnoSpiegel -
1/ 🧵 Ever heard of the man who looked "The Angel of Death" in the eye to save children?
Meet Arno Spiegel.
In the heart of the darkness of Auschwitz, he became the "Father of the Twins." This is a story of defiance you need to know. 👇
#History #HolocaustRemembrance #Heroism #ArnoSpiegel -
1/ 🧵 Ever heard of the man who looked "The Angel of Death" in the eye to save children?
Meet Arno Spiegel.
In the heart of the darkness of Auschwitz, he became the "Father of the Twins." This is a story of defiance you need to know. 👇
#History #HolocaustRemembrance #Heroism #ArnoSpiegel -
History has shown us that racism can evolve into something beyond evil. #AbolishIceNOW #FuckTrumpNaziDeathPedoRegime #FourthReich #HolocaustRemembrance #AuswitchBirkenau
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History has shown us that racism can evolve into something beyond evil. #AbolishIceNOW #FuckTrumpNaziDeathPedoRegime #FourthReich #HolocaustRemembrance #AuswitchBirkenau
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History has shown us that racism can evolve into something beyond evil. #AbolishIceNOW #FuckTrumpNaziDeathPedoRegime #FourthReich #HolocaustRemembrance #AuswitchBirkenau
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History has shown us that racism can evolve into something beyond evil. #AbolishIceNOW #FuckTrumpNaziDeathPedoRegime #FourthReich #HolocaustRemembrance #AuswitchBirkenau
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History has shown us that racism can evolve into something beyond evil. #AbolishIceNOW #FuckTrumpNaziDeathPedoRegime #FourthReich #HolocaustRemembrance #AuswitchBirkenau
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Die aktuelle #WiderstandsChronologie über
• Solidarität mit Menschen in #Rojava
• Solidarität mit Menschenim #Iran
• #UmbauStattAbriss
• #HolocaustRemembrance
• #12Februar
• #Opernball
• #OBRA
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• heute, 16.2.2026, 20:30 auf ORANGE 94.0
@radioorange940
• danach online auf https://nochrichten.net/ -
Die aktuelle #WiderstandsChronologie über
• Solidarität mit Menschen in #Rojava
• Solidarität mit Menschenim #Iran
• #UmbauStattAbriss
• #HolocaustRemembrance
• #12Februar
• #Opernball
• #OBRA
…
• heute, 16.2.2026, 20:30 auf ORANGE 94.0
@radioorange940
• danach online auf https://nochrichten.net/ -
Die aktuelle #WiderstandsChronologie über
• Solidarität mit Menschen in #Rojava
• Solidarität mit Menschenim #Iran
• #UmbauStattAbriss
• #HolocaustRemembrance
• #12Februar
• #Opernball
• #OBRA
…
• heute, 16.2.2026, 20:30 auf ORANGE 94.0
@radioorange940
• danach online auf https://nochrichten.net/ -
Die aktuelle #WiderstandsChronologie über
• Solidarität mit Menschen in #Rojava
• Solidarität mit Menschenim #Iran
• #UmbauStattAbriss
• #HolocaustRemembrance
• #12Februar
• #Opernball
• #OBRA
…
• heute, 16.2.2026, 20:30 auf ORANGE 94.0
@radioorange940
• danach online auf https://nochrichten.net/ -
Die Geschichte zeigt: Die Zerstörung von Wissen und die Kriminalisierung von Selbstbestimmung waren erste Schritte in den Totalitarismus. Die Aktionen der transfeindlichen Szene stehen in der Traditon der NS-Zeit und knüpfen daran an.
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Mehr erfahren: https://elierlick.com/transholocaust/#TransHistory #LGBTIQHistory #HolocaustRemembrance #NieWieder #QueerHistory #TransRightsAreHumanRights #EliErlick #WeRemember
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Die Geschichte zeigt: Die Zerstörung von Wissen und die Kriminalisierung von Selbstbestimmung waren erste Schritte in den Totalitarismus. Die Aktionen der transfeindlichen Szene stehen in der Traditon der NS-Zeit und knüpfen daran an.
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Mehr erfahren: https://elierlick.com/transholocaust/#TransHistory #LGBTIQHistory #HolocaustRemembrance #NieWieder #QueerHistory #TransRightsAreHumanRights #EliErlick #WeRemember
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Die Geschichte zeigt: Die Zerstörung von Wissen und die Kriminalisierung von Selbstbestimmung waren erste Schritte in den Totalitarismus. Die Aktionen der transfeindlichen Szene stehen in der Traditon der NS-Zeit und knüpfen daran an.
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Mehr erfahren: https://elierlick.com/transholocaust/#TransHistory #LGBTIQHistory #HolocaustRemembrance #NieWieder #QueerHistory #TransRightsAreHumanRights #EliErlick #WeRemember
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Die Geschichte zeigt: Die Zerstörung von Wissen und die Kriminalisierung von Selbstbestimmung waren erste Schritte in den Totalitarismus. Die Aktionen der transfeindlichen Szene stehen in der Traditon der NS-Zeit und knüpfen daran an.
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Mehr erfahren: https://elierlick.com/transholocaust/#TransHistory #LGBTIQHistory #HolocaustRemembrance #NieWieder #QueerHistory #TransRightsAreHumanRights #EliErlick #WeRemember
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Die Geschichte zeigt: Die Zerstörung von Wissen und die Kriminalisierung von Selbstbestimmung waren erste Schritte in den Totalitarismus. Die Aktionen der transfeindlichen Szene stehen in der Traditon der NS-Zeit und knüpfen daran an.
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Mehr erfahren: https://elierlick.com/transholocaust/#TransHistory #LGBTIQHistory #HolocaustRemembrance #NieWieder #QueerHistory #TransRightsAreHumanRights #EliErlick #WeRemember
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day was yesterday, but here is another reminder: by Hedwig Brahn (1880-1944), “Tatsachenbericht -Terezín Street,” 1944, included in Philipp Manes' diaries, which document life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews sent to Theresienstadt, only about 19,000 survived the Holocaust. About 90% of the children sent there died. #HolocaustRemembrance #arthistory #Holocaust #drawing #genocide
From “Holocaust History: Concentration Camps,” Chapman University, Orange, California: “Theresienstadt ghetto and concentration camp were located in Terezín, Czech Republic, in a former military fortress. Initially, it was established as a ghetto for Czech Jews. Later, it served as a concentration and transit camp for German and Western European Jews. In 1942, SS authorities deported Jews to concentration camps, forced-labor camps, and killing centers. In the camp itself, thousands of people died from disease or starvation.
In 1944 the Nazis temporarily beautified Theresienstadt to deceive an investigating committee from the International Red Cross to make a film that pictured the ghetto as a 'spa town' where elderly German Jews could retire. The barracks were removed, houses were painted, and gardens planted, however, this was an elaborate hoax. The Nazis staged social and cultural events for the visitors. The facts were very different. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews transferred to Theresienstadt, 33,000 died, and 90,000 were deported; only about 19,000 survived. Children were sent to Theresienstadt. About 15,000 children passed through, and 90 percent of these children perished in the killing center.”
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day was yesterday, but here is another reminder: by Hedwig Brahn (1880-1944), “Tatsachenbericht -Terezín Street,” 1944, included in Philipp Manes' diaries, which document life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews sent to Theresienstadt, only about 19,000 survived the Holocaust. About 90% of the children sent there died. #HolocaustRemembrance #arthistory #Holocaust #drawing #genocide
From “Holocaust History: Concentration Camps,” Chapman University, Orange, California: “Theresienstadt ghetto and concentration camp were located in Terezín, Czech Republic, in a former military fortress. Initially, it was established as a ghetto for Czech Jews. Later, it served as a concentration and transit camp for German and Western European Jews. In 1942, SS authorities deported Jews to concentration camps, forced-labor camps, and killing centers. In the camp itself, thousands of people died from disease or starvation.
In 1944 the Nazis temporarily beautified Theresienstadt to deceive an investigating committee from the International Red Cross to make a film that pictured the ghetto as a 'spa town' where elderly German Jews could retire. The barracks were removed, houses were painted, and gardens planted, however, this was an elaborate hoax. The Nazis staged social and cultural events for the visitors. The facts were very different. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews transferred to Theresienstadt, 33,000 died, and 90,000 were deported; only about 19,000 survived. Children were sent to Theresienstadt. About 15,000 children passed through, and 90 percent of these children perished in the killing center.”
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day was yesterday, but here is another reminder: by Hedwig Brahn (1880-1944), “Tatsachenbericht -Terezín Street,” 1944, included in Philipp Manes' diaries, which document life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews sent to Theresienstadt, only about 19,000 survived the Holocaust. About 90% of the children sent there died. #HolocaustRemembrance #arthistory #Holocaust #drawing #genocide
From “Holocaust History: Concentration Camps,” Chapman University, Orange, California: “Theresienstadt ghetto and concentration camp were located in Terezín, Czech Republic, in a former military fortress. Initially, it was established as a ghetto for Czech Jews. Later, it served as a concentration and transit camp for German and Western European Jews. In 1942, SS authorities deported Jews to concentration camps, forced-labor camps, and killing centers. In the camp itself, thousands of people died from disease or starvation.
In 1944 the Nazis temporarily beautified Theresienstadt to deceive an investigating committee from the International Red Cross to make a film that pictured the ghetto as a 'spa town' where elderly German Jews could retire. The barracks were removed, houses were painted, and gardens planted, however, this was an elaborate hoax. The Nazis staged social and cultural events for the visitors. The facts were very different. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews transferred to Theresienstadt, 33,000 died, and 90,000 were deported; only about 19,000 survived. Children were sent to Theresienstadt. About 15,000 children passed through, and 90 percent of these children perished in the killing center.”
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day was yesterday, but here is another reminder: by Hedwig Brahn (1880-1944), “Tatsachenbericht -Terezín Street,” 1944, included in Philipp Manes' diaries, which document life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews sent to Theresienstadt, only about 19,000 survived the Holocaust. About 90% of the children sent there died. #HolocaustRemembrance #arthistory #Holocaust #drawing #genocide
From “Holocaust History: Concentration Camps,” Chapman University, Orange, California: “Theresienstadt ghetto and concentration camp were located in Terezín, Czech Republic, in a former military fortress. Initially, it was established as a ghetto for Czech Jews. Later, it served as a concentration and transit camp for German and Western European Jews. In 1942, SS authorities deported Jews to concentration camps, forced-labor camps, and killing centers. In the camp itself, thousands of people died from disease or starvation.
In 1944 the Nazis temporarily beautified Theresienstadt to deceive an investigating committee from the International Red Cross to make a film that pictured the ghetto as a 'spa town' where elderly German Jews could retire. The barracks were removed, houses were painted, and gardens planted, however, this was an elaborate hoax. The Nazis staged social and cultural events for the visitors. The facts were very different. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews transferred to Theresienstadt, 33,000 died, and 90,000 were deported; only about 19,000 survived. Children were sent to Theresienstadt. About 15,000 children passed through, and 90 percent of these children perished in the killing center.”
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day was yesterday, but here is another reminder: by Hedwig Brahn (1880-1944), “Tatsachenbericht -Terezín Street,” 1944, included in Philipp Manes' diaries, which document life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews sent to Theresienstadt, only about 19,000 survived the Holocaust. About 90% of the children sent there died. #HolocaustRemembrance #arthistory #Holocaust #drawing #genocide
From “Holocaust History: Concentration Camps,” Chapman University, Orange, California: “Theresienstadt ghetto and concentration camp were located in Terezín, Czech Republic, in a former military fortress. Initially, it was established as a ghetto for Czech Jews. Later, it served as a concentration and transit camp for German and Western European Jews. In 1942, SS authorities deported Jews to concentration camps, forced-labor camps, and killing centers. In the camp itself, thousands of people died from disease or starvation.
In 1944 the Nazis temporarily beautified Theresienstadt to deceive an investigating committee from the International Red Cross to make a film that pictured the ghetto as a 'spa town' where elderly German Jews could retire. The barracks were removed, houses were painted, and gardens planted, however, this was an elaborate hoax. The Nazis staged social and cultural events for the visitors. The facts were very different. Of the approximately 140,000 Jews transferred to Theresienstadt, 33,000 died, and 90,000 were deported; only about 19,000 survived. Children were sent to Theresienstadt. About 15,000 children passed through, and 90 percent of these children perished in the killing center.”
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国連広報センターさん:
「続き）ホロコーストは避けられないものではありませんでした。首謀者たちはその意図を明らかにしていました。彼らの憎悪と暴力は白日の下で展開されました。
この事実を疑う余地はありません。それでも、私たちはいま、事実を歪曲し、否定する勢力の躍進を目の当たりにしています。
反ユダヤ主義や偏狭な思想、人種主義や差別が、人間性を否定する論調によって焚きつけられ、無関心によって助長されているのです。
私たちは、過去の犠牲者を悼み、これ以上の残虐行為を許さないという姿勢をはっきりと示さねばなりません。
憎悪や不公正がどこで現れようと、これを拒否しなければなりません。
そして、あらゆる人が恐怖におびえることなく、尊厳を持ち、平和に暮らす権利を擁護しなければなりません。
それこそが、国連の基盤だからです。
今日も、そしていつの日も、私たちの共通の人間性を再確認し、人間の尊厳を堅持し、私たち全員を結びつける価値観を守ることで、ホロコースト犠牲者の記憶を心に刻もうではありませんか。
#HolocaustRemembrance
#NoToHate
@UNHOP」 / X
https://x.com/UNIC_Tokyo/status/2016285097474064638 -
国連広報センターさん:
「続き）ホロコーストは避けられないものではありませんでした。首謀者たちはその意図を明らかにしていました。彼らの憎悪と暴力は白日の下で展開されました。
この事実を疑う余地はありません。それでも、私たちはいま、事実を歪曲し、否定する勢力の躍進を目の当たりにしています。
反ユダヤ主義や偏狭な思想、人種主義や差別が、人間性を否定する論調によって焚きつけられ、無関心によって助長されているのです。
私たちは、過去の犠牲者を悼み、これ以上の残虐行為を許さないという姿勢をはっきりと示さねばなりません。
憎悪や不公正がどこで現れようと、これを拒否しなければなりません。
そして、あらゆる人が恐怖におびえることなく、尊厳を持ち、平和に暮らす権利を擁護しなければなりません。
それこそが、国連の基盤だからです。
今日も、そしていつの日も、私たちの共通の人間性を再確認し、人間の尊厳を堅持し、私たち全員を結びつける価値観を守ることで、ホロコースト犠牲者の記憶を心に刻もうではありませんか。
#HolocaustRemembrance
#NoToHate
@UNHOP」 / X
https://x.com/UNIC_Tokyo/status/2016285097474064638 -
国連広報センターさん:
「続き）ホロコーストは避けられないものではありませんでした。首謀者たちはその意図を明らかにしていました。彼らの憎悪と暴力は白日の下で展開されました。
この事実を疑う余地はありません。それでも、私たちはいま、事実を歪曲し、否定する勢力の躍進を目の当たりにしています。
反ユダヤ主義や偏狭な思想、人種主義や差別が、人間性を否定する論調によって焚きつけられ、無関心によって助長されているのです。
私たちは、過去の犠牲者を悼み、これ以上の残虐行為を許さないという姿勢をはっきりと示さねばなりません。
憎悪や不公正がどこで現れようと、これを拒否しなければなりません。
そして、あらゆる人が恐怖におびえることなく、尊厳を持ち、平和に暮らす権利を擁護しなければなりません。
それこそが、国連の基盤だからです。
今日も、そしていつの日も、私たちの共通の人間性を再確認し、人間の尊厳を堅持し、私たち全員を結びつける価値観を守ることで、ホロコースト犠牲者の記憶を心に刻もうではありませんか。
#HolocaustRemembrance
#NoToHate
@UNHOP」 / X
https://x.com/UNIC_Tokyo/status/2016285097474064638 -
PM Carney says Canada was complicit because it "stayed silent" about the Holocaust, but it didn't stay silent. Canada's policy towards Jews wasn't neutrality; it was hostility, then and now.
While Carney talks about new laws and comissions, his antisemitism envoy role remains unfilled after months. It's the veneer of care without any actual substance or urgency at a time when antisemitism in Canada is at an all time high.
And in this framing, he and the Liberals have sadly ceded the moral high ground around antisemitism to the conservatives, who speak plainly and openly about what's going on in Canada right now.
#Canada #Holocaust #HolocaustRemembrance #Antisemitism #JewHatred
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PM Carney says Canada was complicit because it "stayed silent" about the Holocaust, but it didn't stay silent. Canada's policy towards Jews wasn't neutrality; it was hostility, then and now.
While Carney talks about new laws and comissions, his antisemitism envoy role remains unfilled after months. It's the veneer of care without any actual substance or urgency at a time when antisemitism in Canada is at an all time high.
And in this framing, he and the Liberals have sadly ceded the moral high ground around antisemitism to the conservatives, who speak plainly and openly about what's going on in Canada right now.
#Canada #Holocaust #HolocaustRemembrance #Antisemitism #JewHatred
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PM Carney says Canada was complicit because it "stayed silent" about the Holocaust, but it didn't stay silent. Canada's policy towards Jews wasn't neutrality; it was hostility, then and now.
While Carney talks about new laws and comissions, his antisemitism envoy role remains unfilled after months. It's the veneer of care without any actual substance or urgency at a time when antisemitism in Canada is at an all time high.
And in this framing, he and the Liberals have sadly ceded the moral high ground around antisemitism to the conservatives, who speak plainly and openly about what's going on in Canada right now.
#Canada #Holocaust #HolocaustRemembrance #Antisemitism #JewHatred
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PM Carney says Canada was complicit because it "stayed silent" about the Holocaust, but it didn't stay silent. Canada's policy towards Jews wasn't neutrality; it was hostility, then and now.
While Carney talks about new laws and comissions, his antisemitism envoy role remains unfilled after months. It's the veneer of care without any actual substance or urgency at a time when antisemitism in Canada is at an all time high.
And in this framing, he and the Liberals have sadly ceded the moral high ground around antisemitism to the conservatives, who speak plainly and openly about what's going on in Canada right now.
#Canada #Holocaust #HolocaustRemembrance #Antisemitism #JewHatred
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🧩This Week's #ConnectionCheckers Holocaust Remembrance 🕯️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2psQ2RHtBkg&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXRVpB7mRZ9YVB9kYHGSt9Vh
🕯️ This week's Connection Checkers honors International Holocaust Remembrance Day—January 27, the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. -
🧩This Week's #ConnectionCheckers Holocaust Remembrance 🕯️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2psQ2RHtBkg&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXRVpB7mRZ9YVB9kYHGSt9Vh
🕯️ This week's Connection Checkers honors International Holocaust Remembrance Day—January 27, the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. -
🧩This Week's #ConnectionCheckers Holocaust Remembrance 🕯️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2psQ2RHtBkg&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXRVpB7mRZ9YVB9kYHGSt9Vh
🕯️ This week's Connection Checkers honors International Holocaust Remembrance Day—January 27, the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. -
🧩This Week's #ConnectionCheckers Holocaust Remembrance 🕯️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2psQ2RHtBkg&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXRVpB7mRZ9YVB9kYHGSt9Vh
🕯️ This week's Connection Checkers honors International Holocaust Remembrance Day—January 27, the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
