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its pretty clear to say that every sane person around the world was against the Holocaust, but only if they could. Let's not forget the fact that it was a world war, as its name, the world was at war, also Germany, the big influecing countries were deep at wars, and more than that, the Nazis managed to hide the different camps from anyone to find out, by putting it in woods, away from cities and etc.
What else can I help you with?
What are the arguments for and against the Holocaust denial?
There is no rational justification for Holocaust denial.
What were the discrimination against Catholics and Jews?
presumably you mean by the Catholics against the Jews; it was called the Holocaust. Though what happened in Yugoslavia was independent of the Holocaust, the victims are counted in with the victims of the Holocaust.
Who committed the crimes against the victims of the Holocaust?
The same people who started the whole Holocaust thing.
What was the genocidal campaign against Jews?
holocaust
Did christens go to the holocaust?
The Holocaust was not a place to visit. The Holocaust was perpetrated by Christians against Jews. There were also, of course some Christian victims.
Contributions of the Germans?
rehab workers and against the holocaust
What was the genocide against all European Jews?
The Holocaust
What was the result of the Nazis' hate against the Jews?
Holocaust.
Who denied the Holocaust deniers?
Deborah Lipstadt and Richard J. Evans, among others, have written about (and against) Holocaust denial.
Should people be prosecuted for not believing the Holocaust?
No.There is a lot of misunderstanding about laws against Holocaust denial. In countries that have such laws (for example, Germany) there is no requirement for "believing in the Holocaust". The prohibition or ban is on publicly denying it. The laws do not say "Thou shalt believe in the Holocaust".Nevertheless, this is a restriction on freedom of speech ...Incidentally, contrary to a widespread misconception, Britain has no law against Holocaust denial.
Where has laws against Holocaust denial?
In places such as Germany and Israel, Holocaust Denial is illegal. Please See Related Links below.
What will happen in the next twenty years with Holocaust education?
The current trend in Holocaust education is to speak about the Holocaust in universal terms instead of as a crime against the Jews. Alvin Rosenfeld wrote a book called The End of the Holocaust, which claims that the Holocaust has been universalized into a set of vague abstractions about human brutality, and even occasionally used against the Jews themselves. If this trend continues, Holocaust education will focus on themes of hope and redemption instead of the brutal genocide that it was.
