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Edith Frank, Anne’s devoted mother.
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Edith Frank, Anne’s devoted mother.
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Ich sitze am Mittagstisch mit einigen Göttinger Doktoranden und Habilitanden. Einer berichtet, er habe in Jerusalem einen alten Ungarn kennengelernt, der sei in Auschwitz gefangen gewesen, und trotzdem, »im selben Atem« hätte der auf die Araber geschimpft, die seien alle schlechte Menschen. Wie kann einer, der in Auschwitz war, so reden? fragte der Deutsche. Ich hake ein, bemerke, vielleicht härter als nötig, was erwarte man denn, Auschwitz sei keine Lehranstalt für irgendetwas gewesen und schon gar nicht für Humanität und Toleranz. Von den KZs kam nichts Gutes, und ausgerechnet sittliche Läuterung erwarte er? Sie seien die allernutzlosesten Einrichtungen gewesen, das möge man festhalten, auch wenn man sonst nichts über sie wisse. Man gibt mir weder recht, noch widerspricht man mir.
Ruth Klüger, weiter leben. Eine Jugend (1992)
The yellow star didn’t start with the Nazis.
For over 1,000 years, it was used to mark, isolate, and dehumanize Jews.
What began as a medieval symbol of exclusion became one of history’s most chilling tools of hate.
Never again means knowing the full history.
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Rewriting history won’t erase the truth.
Half of all Jews murdered in the Holocaust were Polish Jews. This wasn’t possible without widespread complicity—from pogroms before, during, and even after the war, to neighbors turning in or killing Jews themselves.
Today, the Polish government continues to distort history—punishing truth-tellers, manipulating education, and denying well-documented facts.
Remembering Polish suffering doesn’t require denying Polish complicity. Both are true. And both must be acknowledged.
Honoring the victims means confronting the full truth. No matter how uncomfortable.
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Why do so many people compare everything to the Holocaust?
From public health measures to political causes, Holocaust comparisons are everywhere—and most of them erase the actual history of what happened to Jews.
It’s called Holocaust universalization: turning the Holocaust into a vague symbol of generic suffering, rather than a targeted genocide driven by antisemitism.
But when you remove the facts, you don’t honor history—you distort it.
Let’s talk about why that matters.
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March–April 1944.
1,300 Jewish children taken from the Kaunas Ghetto.
250 orphans seized from French shelters.
All murdered — just for being Jewish.
Some cried for their mothers.
Others whispered prayers.
They were only children. We remember them.
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History often remembers the men who fought—but forgets the women who resisted. From smuggling weapons in baby carriages to leading armed uprisings, women were a vital force in the fight against tyranny. Their courage was strategic, spiritual, and fierce. It’s time we told their stories.
Share this to honor the women history tried to forget.
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The Jewish Motorcyclists Alliance is currently on a 7,000-mile journey across the U.S. and Canada, visiting 21 Holocaust museums as part of their North American Holocaust Museum Tour. Founded in 2004, the Alliance brings together Jewish motorcycle clubs from around the world to promote Holocaust education, honor survivors, and confront rising antisemitism. Each stop on the tour features museum visits, survivor testimonies, and public events aimed at ensuring that the horrors of the Holocaust are never forgotten — especially at a time when denial and distortion are on the rise. This is not just a ride. It’s a mission of memory, justice, and Jewish resilience