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In spite of the brilliantly organized and earnestly pursued campaign to complete the job,

not "all the Jews" were killed. Plenty survived ... more than enough to restore their former

numbers within a few generations, and with a newly-stimulated will and reason to do so.

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In the Holocaust Hitler wanted them wiped out, but I don't think he realized that it is people that die, not ideas.

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