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Some great coverage on BBC fair play with some powerful speeches with some scary statistics.
The youth must be educated better and the far right crushed.
The damage social media platforms does cannot be overstated and turning a blind eye for the sake of business wealth makes us all complicit.
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The Holocaust has horrified me and been an interest ever since I read Schindlers Ark (which became the truly excellent film Schindlers List) in year 10.
It is unimaginable. What perhaps is most remarkable is how lucky the survivors were. To survive the ghettos and the transportations, then to survive the initial selections and then life in Auschwitz.
I think it's also worth stating that those bound for Auschwitz and other concentration camps were the comparatively lucky ones as they weren't death camps. Treblinka, Sobibor and the like were places where all bar a tiny tiny minority survived no more than an hour or two.
The uprising at Treblinka is one of the most inspiring and fascinating stories of the entire war. There is a documentary on Treblinka here. Its as bleak as our humanity has ever been but it's an incredibly engaging watch and I think we all have a duty to remember in our own ways.
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It really is hard to believe what humans are capable of doing to fellow humans.
Works of fiction can, I've found, give a moving portrayal of the horrors of life in Auschwitz and other concentration camps, even though they're not always 100,% accurate. Schindler's List, as already mentioned, but also the film Life is Beautiful and the books The One Man and The Tattooist of Auschwitz.
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Unfortunately Europe is suffering war again brought on by a Hitler esque loonOriginally posted by Cleve van Leef View Posthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5yep0l5545t
A day to reflect how lucky we are not having to go through a war.
Man is the animal.
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I'd add Zone of Interest to that list.Originally posted by Undercoverinwurzelland View PostIt really is hard to believe what humans are capable of doing to fellow humans.
Works of fiction can, I've found, give a moving portrayal of the horrors of life in Auschwitz and other concentration camps, even though they're not always 100,% accurate. Schindler's List, as already mentioned, but also the film Life is Beautiful and the books The One Man and The Tattooist of Auschwitz.
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