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Sunday, 31 January 2010

by Richard L. Rubenstein (February 2010)


On the morning of September 11, 2001, I sat at my desk happily putting the finishing touches on the manuscript of the second edition of Approaches to Auschwitz which I co-authored with Professor John K. Roth of California’s Claremont-McKenna College.[1] I began that morning with an enormous sense of satisfaction that I was finally completing my share of a very arduous task. At the time, I had devoted the better part of a career of half a century to research, writing and lecturing on the Holocaust and the terrible phenomenon of genocide. more>>>
Posted on 01/31/2010 2:38 PM by NER
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2 Feb 2010
Send an emailGeorge McCallum

And that is why I worked so diligently on this month's crossword.  If I don't win it, I'll buy it.



23 Apr 2010
Send an emailej scheff

After Adolph Hitler became Chancelor of Germany his autobiography, Mein Kampf, became a required book in every household of the Reich. Dachau had already been opened but the extermination camps had not yet been designed. Jews in Germany were clearly literate and educated. For the most part they chose to be knowingly ignorant and discounted the intentions as replays of the words of von Treitschke and Neitsche. Similarly the clearly stated intent went unheeded in France and but for Winston Chruchil in England. The price of that deafness was 60 million dead as a result of World War Two. 

The Koran, its interpretation by Sunni sources via the Muslim Brotherhood and by Shitte meglomaniacs as currently in Iran are clear in their intentions.

That is the lesson of the attempted extermination of the Jews (Holocaust having a theological referrant that is not relevant to the crimes of Man). And that is, when someone says they will kill you, believe them.



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