Category Archives: Holocaust

Ron Rosenbaum Disturbed By Rational Examination Of Adolf Hitler

A genocide against us is unfathomable and should not be examined with normal academic methods. We are beyond examination. Our suffering is special, mystical, divine. Other genocides are explainable. But we are special. From the New York Times: “It’s probably … Continue reading

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NYT: Jewish Deportee on Persecution, Past and Present

I can understand why a healthy nation would not want citizens who are so ambivalent, when not downright hostile to it. Every nation has the right to the attitude — love it here or leave. Members of tribes, including Jews, … Continue reading

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New York rabbi claims only 1 million halachic Jews killed in Holocaust

Miriam comments: “The holocaust is a sensitive subject that baffles human comprehension, only Hashem can explain this, humans should not give their opinions about it as 6 million Jews murdered is a tragedy beyond our logic.” Luke: Is it more … Continue reading

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Did Indiscriminate Allied Bombing Of German Cities Lead To The Holocaust?

I’m watching episode four of the Netflix series Apocalypse: World War II and it suggests that mass Allied bombing of civilian targets in Germany in 1942 led to the Holocaust, but when I Google the topic, I can’t find an … Continue reading

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Martin Van Creveld: How My Family Survived the Holocaust

Martin Van Creveld writes: How did your family survive the Holocaust? Is a question I have heard many, many times. So this week, instead of addressing the usual topics, let me say a few words about that. My maternal grandfather, … Continue reading

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