Remembering the Holocaust

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As we approach the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz,and the other death camps, we memorialize those in and outside of the camps, who either tried, or succeeded in rescuing Jews, in that awful circumstance.

Much more can be said about the fascist who are now actually in our federal government, and doing great harm. For now, the article linked to below can be useful.


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