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Why not just deny the Holocaust? The Jews' history in Europe is one of persecution punctuated by violent outbursts. You asked what the previous poster was refering to and I pointed out just what that was. You have a problem with that?

---The Expulsion From Spain: Year 5252. 1492 Common Era.

First England (1290 CE), then France (1394 CE), and now Spain expels every Jew who refuses to adopt Christianity. Portugal will follow shortly.

Out of six-hundred-thousand souls, a quarter-million choose to remain in Spain and convert. They are largely from the upper class. Their commitment to Judaism relies more on philosophy and intellect and less on emotion than the lower classes. They rationalize and hope that it will blow over soon, that their experience as Christians will be temporary. By staying they choose comfort. However, having abandoned Judaism, many live with anguish. They do not live as Jews; They will not die as Jews. Those who left Spain have difficulty in living as Jews; However, they will die as JewsToday, Spain is a devoutly Catholic country. Demographers estimate that ninety-percent of the population has Jewish ancestors.---

http://www.jewishamerica.com/ja/timeline/expul.cfm

"Why not just deny the Holocaust? The Jews' history in Europe is one of persecution punctuated by violent outbursts. You asked what the previous poster was refering to and I pointed out just what that was. You have a problem with that? "
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I think my historical reference speaks for itself. BTW, in your posted response I did not see any reference to Christian denominations making it doctrine that Jews should be persecuted.

Demographers estimate that ninety-percent of the population (of Spain) has Jewish ancestors.

Really? I didn't know that.

There must be many Jewish people who have converted to Christianity or Judaism over the centuries.

Right. The Holocaust was a Christian operation against the Jews. Reverend Adolph led his congregation against the Hebrews.

Hitler was explicitly Pagan and his movement was pagan. He intended to replace Christianity with traditional Germanic paganism and many Christians died for being Christians.