Examples of using The holocaust in English and their translations into Thai
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Tajfel said what we see in the Holocaust is just an exaggeration of normal psychological processes that exist in every one of us.
That the Holocaust is therefore a myth invented by Jews to get themselves financial compensation and to further the fortunes of the State of Israel.
But I never feel like the numbers are exact, from time to time I see people's documentation about the Holocaust and the numbers are changing in wide range.
More than 11 million people died in the Holocaust in concentration camps or executions.
My inspiration for this work was a project meant to preserve our last chance for learning about the Holocaust from the survivors.
This is why we have dedicated funding for European remembrance, and why the Commission helps raise awareness and educate people about the Holocaust.
You wanna do to the Holocaust deniers what you did to the monarchy?
You should get solemn now, because a world in which sentient beings don't suffer needlessly, in which there aren't things like childhood cancer or the Holocaust.
And what started his career is an insight that the way most people were thinking about the Holocaust was wrong.
It is known that uniforms for SS employees during the Holocaust were sewn by prisoners of the Buchenwald concentration camp.
Mr. Irving, what people want to know is whether, on the basis of this judgment, you will now stop denying the Holocaust.
But the wonderful thing is, you see, if we play this right, it's not going to be Irving putting the Holocaust on trial.
For example, he forgot the name of one of his kids that got murdered during the Holocaust.
How the Holocaust could happen is partly due to the economic crisis,(Treaty of Versailles) Germany had and how the Jews constantly got blamed for it.
Anne Frank touched millions with her powerful account of the Holocaust.
Around thirty thousand Jewish people were deported during the‘Kristallnacht', an event which marked the beginning of the Holocaust and the extermination of six million Jews.
Today live there still people since World War II, and several of them deny that they knew about the holocaust was happening to the Jews and that nothing that is said to have happened.
Samuel Pisar, an Auschwitz survivor, said, and I will quote him,"The Holocaust teaches us that nature, even in its cruelest moments, is benign in comparison with man, when he loses his moral compass and his reason.