In what other ways are the Holocaust remebered?

Answer 1

My Family , remembers seeing large piles of gold teeth fillings that were taken from the dead Jewish adults and near by were piles of reading glasses, that the German Soldiers took off the victums as they were entering the gas chambers. Poor starving men, with ribs showing, sad faces , standing near high fences, dressed in black and white prison clothes. Numbers tatooed on their arms. Children separated from their parents. Long lines of box cars pulled by engines, and loaded up with the Victums of the Holocaust. Complete degradation of the Jewish, Polish, and German People. Hitlers soldiers, working the starving men/women and children to death. Shooting them if they fell down. Hitlers, Doctors experimenting with children. The taxidermist making items out of the human skin. Good German people, who were against Hitler, hiding Jewish friends and people in their homes, to save them from death. And the list goes on and on.

Answer 2

I think the best of way of remembering the Holocaust survivors and victims is by listening to someone who lived through it, read books written by people who lived through it, watch movies/documentaries about it, and visit the Holocaust Museum and the Tolerance Museum.

Aquila, I hope if anything were to ever happen to your family (like being slaughter) no one ever tells you to just "get over it"

a_wiraputra "In the way that we must know who is sinful in this tragedy. Jews suppose to think who is their really enemy, rather than their feud with now." ... WHAT?? so now what are you doing? blaming the victims because some how they must have caused it?? I imagine you're one of those Christians who hate Jews?? amazing isn't it that the person you follow (Yeshua Ben Josef) was a Jew ... so in a round about way aren't you saying you hate him?

Rich ... do you really think that the camps that many Palenstians have placed themselves in (for the most part) is the same as a death camp? Do we see them march them to the gas chambers? Do we see them starving them? NO ... they have segregated themselves instead of being among the infidels that are Jewish and Christian.

Answer 3

Why do people expect to have multiple ways to remember that one and say "never forget the holocaust"... when they have already forgotten

British slaughtering people in India
Rape of Nanking
The Great Purge
Operation Barbarossa

and the other events happening in the world NOW where the countries do nothing

they flaunted random horrors of the holocaust but taught us nothing about avoiding another one, or a communist country

Answer 4

I know in Highschool English we watched very detailed movies about the holocaust. Of corse Anne Frank, but there were other ones about the camps that showed terrible things. We had to study it and do a research paper on it. I'll never forget it, because it really brought to light how horrible it really was. I think it should be taught at every highschool.

Answer 5

There are a few memorials around the world dedicated to the Holocaust victims, and we can always remember them on the anniversary of the end of WW2.

Answer 6

The holacuast was forgotten one minute after the survivors of the camps placed palestinians in camps .No amount of museams films or cheap talk will make the repeating of evil a good thing.
Talk is cheap. The true horror is how quickly they did it to another group of people and are still doing it.
So this is the other way. I suppose you think this make me a hater well Im not injustice is injustice.
I hate Nazis no matter what religion they are. If a jew acts like a Nazi and puts people in camps he isnt a jew he is a nazi.

Answer 7

Well, my school remembered the holocost by having a Holocost Rememberance Day. The teachers gave out paper clips and we wore them on our shirt. We also watched the movies The Diary of Anne Frank and Paperclips. Hope this has helped!

Answer 8

In schools and colleges
they filled our heads with holocaust movies, holocaust awareness events, and holocaust survivor books

Answer 9

At every Mass honoring St. Maximilian Kolby for one.

Answer 10

IN PEORIA IL. THERE IS A MALL THAT HAS A COURTYARD WITH GLASS CONTAINERS FILLED WITH OVER 6 MILLION BUTTONS REPRESENTING EVERY JEWISH PERSON THAT WAS KILLED IN THE CONCENTRATION CAMPS. QUITE A THING TO SEE TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF EXACTLY HOW MANY LIVES WERE TAKEN.