US EditionAuschwitz Memorials - Survivors Warn of New Hatred
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The Holocaust has been over for more than 80 years - but anti-Semitism continues to grow today. For the Memorial Day, survivors and politicians draw frightening connections into the present.
The Holocaust has been over for more than 80 years - but anti-Semitism continues to grow today. For the Memorial Day, survivors and politicians draw frightening connections into the present.
The Holocaust has been over for more than 80 years - but anti-Semitism continues to grow today. For the Memorial Day, survivors and politicians draw frightening connections into the present.
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deThe Holocaust has been more than 80 years. However, anti-Semitism continues to grow today. For the Memorial Day, survivors and politicians draw frightening connections into the present.
nordbayern.de
The Holocaust has been over for more than 80 years - but anti-Semitism continues to grow today. For the Memorial Day, survivors and politicians draw frightening connections into the present.
nn.de
op-online.deOn the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the liberation of the former German extermination camp, the Auschwitz Memorial dispenses with political speeches. The focus is on the admonishing words of the survivors.
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