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This paper aims to disentangle the difficult relationship between
anti-Zionism and antisemitism. On one side, antisemitism appears as a
pressing contemporary problem, intimately connected to an
intensification of hostility to Israel. Opposing accounts downplay the
fact of antisemitism and tend to treat the charge as an instrumental
attempt to de-legitimize criticism of Israel.
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Click on the title to view parts one and two
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The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum today joined with
Google to unveil an unprecedented online mapping
initiative aimed at furthering awareness and action in the Darfur
region of Sudan. Crisis in Darfur, enables more than 200 million Google
Earth mapping service users worldwide to visualize and better
understand the genocide currently unfolding in Darfur. The Museum has
assembled content—photographs, data and eyewitness testimony—from a
number of sources that are brought together for the first time in
Google Earth. This information will appear as a Global Awareness layer
in Google Earth starting today.
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The Emmy-winning Handleman Filmworks production REMEMBERING THE HOLOCAUST is scheduled for telecast on Detroit Public Television/WTVS/Channel 56 at 10:30 P.M., Saturday, April 14, 2007 in conjunction with Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) which, according to the Hebrew calendar, falls on the following day. Originally broadcast on PBS stations across America in the late 1980s, the half-hour documentary sought to refute the myth being perpetrated by unscrupulous revisionists at that time that the Holocaust either did not occur or that its scope and severity were not consequential.
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Yad Vashem is the Jewish people’s
memorial to the murdered Six
Million and symbolizes the ongoing
confrontation with the rupture
engendered by the Holocaust.
Containing the world’s largest
repository of information on the
Holocaust, Yad Vashem is a leader
in Shoah education, commemoration,
research and documentation.
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The game of "historical what ifs" is always inconclusive, but there is no other way to examine the merits of the "Holocaust created Israel" story, because it is playing the game of "what if." There are major reasons why Israel would have been created had there not been a Holocaust.
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The MavenSearch website features a comprehensive directory
on a wide range of subjects. In particular,
their Holocaust section provides links to a number of personal websites from
families who were directly affected by the genocide. Their anti-Semitism section also provides a
comprehensive collection of resources.
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Ever since the Protocols of the Elders of Zion were forged by the Russian secret police in 1905, and US Industrialist Henry Ford popularized them in the Dearborn Independent, they have been a staple of anti-"Zionist" propaganda. Today you can find them at many anti-"Zionist" Web sites, and they are published and circulated in Arab countries as the absolute truth.
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The book ‘Concentration Camps--A Traveler's Guide to WWII
Sites’ is a must get publication for anyone wishing to visit World War II sites
in Europe.
Several of the sites, especially the concentration camps, can be difficult
to reach and information is often scarce.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has shot to the forefront of Holocaust denial with his rabble-rousing remarks last month. But it's more like self-denial. The president of Iran need only look to his country's Hitler-era past to discover that Iran and Iranians were strongly connected to the Holocaust and the Hitler regime, as was the entire Islamic world under the leadership of the mufti of Jerusalem.
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Belsen was the first death camp entered by the Western
allies and first-hand accounts of mass graves, piles of corpses and
emaciated, diseased survivors spread quickly around the world. But, in the 21st Century, as these events recede into
history and the number of Holocaust survivors dwindles, there are still
people who deny these crimes happened - and it is a tendency that some
experts say is growing.
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