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  • HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY – January 27

    01/27/2023 7:47:53 AM PST · by Red Badger · 14 replies
    National Day Calendar ^ | January 27, 2023 | Staff
    (Last Updated On: January 25, 2023) HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust Holocaust Remembrance Day – Each year on January 27th, the world remembers one of the most horrific events in modern history. This tragic event is known as the Holocaust. The holocaust occurred during WWII when Nazi Germany killed millions of innocent victims. The day is also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day. #HolocaustRemembranceDay Nazi Germany is one of the evilest regimes that ever existed. They persecuted and killed millions of people in just under four years. One group in particular...
  • Tests show that Nazis used human remains to make soap

    10/06/2006 9:57:16 AM PDT · by lizol · 151 replies · 2,940+ views
    Mail&Guardian ^ | 06 October 2006
    Tests show that Nazis used human remains to make soap Warsaw, Poland 06 October 2006 04:41 The Nazis used human fat to make soap during World War II in a Nazi German medical academy located in what is now the Polish Baltic sea port city of Gdansk, Polish war crimes prosecutors confirmed on Friday, pointing to new laboratory tests. Officials with Poland's Institute for National Remembrance (IPN) based their findings on a laboratory analysis of a piece of soap found in 1945 in the medical academy in Gdansk run by Nazi German Professor Rudolf Spanner. A new laboratory analysis of...
  • German denounces citizenship after visiting Stutthof

    04/20/2004 1:56:11 PM PDT · by yonif · 10 replies · 218+ views
    Jerusalem Post ^ | Apr. 20, 2004 | ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Police have deported a Berlin man who threw away his passport after visiting a concentration camp memorial in Poland, saying he was so distraught by the Nazi atrocities that he could no longer live in Germany or even speak his native language, an official said Tuesday. Gdansk police spokesman Adam Atlinski said Ludwig Kabanow, 24, was stoic Monday when police explained to him he could have remained legally in Poland with proper documentation, but had to be deported because he had thrown away his papers. "He was very silent, barely spoke, made no facial expressions," Atlinski said. "When he learned...