Word: holocaust
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...while the Soviets refused to acknowledge the genocide on their soil, the massacre was a terrifying addition to the history of the Holocaust as recognized by the West. In 1961, Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko wrote a poem to memorialize those who died at Babi Yar. Family members of the victims kept their pictures, and last week they were finally able to mourn at the grave of their relatives...
RECOGNITION OF THE atrocities of the Holocaust, however, is an important part of insuring that world does not fall back into the fascism experienced during World War II. "Never again" has become the rallying cry of Jews fighting the rising tide of anti-Semitism all over the world...
...philosophy behind the slogan is that if we remember what happened to Jews during the Holocaust, no people will have to suffer like that in the future. This philosophy could be especially helpful in the newly independent Soviet republics, where ethnic intolerance has been lingering since the time of the czars...
Columbus Day: Coming to Terms with the American Holocaust--a panel discussion with three prominent Native American scholars. Call...
...University of California professor and Eliot Noyes visiting scholar said he plans to create a monument of six glass towers to commemorate the Holocaust. The columns will be etched with numbers from zero to six million...