Denying Holocaust Denial | National Vanguard
by Thomas Dalton, PhD.
Denying Holocaust Denial, by Thomas Dalton – The Unz Review
On April 8, it was announced that Canada would soon be joining an illustrious club: the enlightened nations of the world that have elected to ban so-called Holocaust denial. Depending on how one interprets the law, there are currently 18 nations that either explicitly ban Holocaust denial (including Germany, Austria, France, Israel, Italy, Poland, Hungary, and Russia) or generically ban denial of genocide (Switzerland and Lichtenstein). Canada would then be the nineteenth nation in this honor roll of obsequiousness.
Facebook’s ban has done little to rid the platform of Holocaust denial – Haaretz.com
As of Wednesday afternoon, one of the first results in a Facebook search for Holohoax a termpopularwith Holocaust deniers was a post decrying Zionist White Jewish Supremacist Child murdering Apartheid State, Talmudic Satanic Holohoax promoters. Right below it was a video, posted by a group with more than 6,000 followers, captioned Research: Holohoax and Jew world order
Holocaust denial has gone global. And it’s all thanks to Facebook – Haaretz
What is Holocaust denial? The answer to this question may seem obvious to Haaretz readers and to the impressive roster of world leaders gathering at Yad Vashem this week for the Fifth World Holocaust Forum, marking 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. Holocaust denial is a vile assault on the memory of the six million Jews murdered by Nazi Germany and its accomplices, a depraved twisting of the anti-Semitic knife.
Trump official reportedly praised defender of Holocaust deniers … – Haaretz
Teresa Manning, a deputy assistant secretary at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, praised Joseph Sobran, who had a long history of negative statements about Jews and their alleged influence in the U.S
Education & Outreach HOLOCAUST EDUCATION
The Holocaust is woven into the very existence of those who lived during that time some seven decades ago.
Education & Outreach HOLOCAUST EDUCATION
The Holocaust is woven into the very existence of those who lived during that time some seven decades ago. Today, young peoples knowledge of this horrific chapter of history is limited by educators choices in planning their classroom curriculum. Although the mandate of Never Again has proved difficult to achieve, the lessons of the Holocaust remain relevant and significant in the lives of youth, including the dangers of silence, the consequences of indifference, and the responsibility to protect the vulnerable.Through programs and curriculum, ADL helps educators bring these lessons to life for students
The Holocaust – Comprehensive Resources About the Holocaust
Whether you are just beginning to learn about the Holocaust or you are looking for more in-depth stories about the subject, this page is for you. The beginner will find a glossary, a timeline, a list of the camps, a map, and much more
Long Island Jewish History Museum Opens in Glen Cove – Long Island Press
The Long Island Jewish History Museum, located inside the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center in Glen Cove, officially opened to the public on Oct.
600 years of animosity: Conversos want to return as Jews are leaving Palma de Mallorca – Ynetnews
We went to church every Sunday, but at home, a candle burnt all week. It was a candle for the Holy Shabbat, said Pinchas, from the Pia family, descended from Jews from Palma de Mallorca who were forced to convert to Christianity during the Inquisition 600 years ago.
