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Exhibit of a Nazi crematorium at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC, highlighting the atrocities of the Holocaust.

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https://jrtphotography.com/featured/holocaust-museum-crematorium-exhibit-john-twynam.html

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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"The world’s #Holocaust remembrance practices and rituals are predicated on the idea that, by exposing people to what happened in the darkest human-made night of the early 1940s, we would inoculate new generation after new generation against the temptations of #extremism. The uncomfortable possibility we must now confront is that this assumption no longer holds. Under conditions of widespread fear and existential anxiety, #Holocaustremembrance as it is currently practiced does not appear to prevent extremism and, in some cases, may reinforce the very dynamics it was meant to forestall.

What we collectively failed to see is that in times of existential anxiety, exposure to a flood of dramatic images and descriptions of death, suffering, and horrors does not necessarily expand people’s moral sensitivity to suffering and evil."

https://www.timesofisrael.com/surprisingly-holocaust-ceremonies-foster-extremism-not-empathy/

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.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/carney-says-holocaust-remembrance-day-a-time-to-remember-canadian-complicity/

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