Word: holocaust
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...must have seemed to fit the bill perfectly. Now in real estate, Porter is a former academic who once held positions at Boston University and Harvard. He's a self-described "historian f Jewish history" and "expert on Black-Jewish relations". And he's the child of Holocaust survivors...
...introductory remarks, Porter, a former professor at Boston University and Harvard research associate, concentrated on the legacy of the Holocaust and stressed possibilities of friendship between Blacks and Jews...
...roaring 1920s and the Depression years of the 1930s proved to be merely a lull in the fighting, a prelude to World War II. Largely hidden during that war was an awful truth that called into question progress and the notion of human nature itself. Even now, the Holocaust -- an industry set up for the purpose of slaughtering human beings -- remains incomprehensible...
Kissinger denied that the Nazi holocaust, which forced him and his family to flee to the U.S., and which claimed many of his relatives, had an impact on his thinking. He once told a reporter that his childhood in Furth "seems to have passed without leaving any lasting impressions...
...into a political question too sharp to ignore: Is it wise for the West -- or is it required of the West -- to intervene with military force in the Balkans? Does the new world order that George Bush espouses encompass a minimal moral code, starting with the command of the Holocaust-inspired international convention on genocide to "prevent and to punish" mass killings of ethnic groups? Or is Secretary of State James Baker right to argue that in Yugoslavia -- and by extension in other bloody ethnic conflicts in countries not central to the immediate stability of the West...