11/04/2025
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A 80 años de la liberación de Sachsenhausen: ¡nunca más el fascismo! - La Lupa
CRÓNICA Y FOTOS: JOSÉ ANTONIO GURREA C./LALUPA.MX “Si Dios existe tendrá que rogar mi perdón” Inscripción hecha por un prisionero en un muro del campo de concentración de Auschwitz Ingresar al antiguo campo de concentración de Sachsenhausen (hoy, Museo y Memorial de Sachsenhausen) conmuev...
28/10/2022
Te vas de nosotros🥺♥️🍂, pero te encontrarás a las personas que amaste siempre, y aunque pasaste mucho tiempo con nosotros en este mundo terrenal, en casa te esperan con los brazos abiertos 🥺💞
We were sad to learn today of the death of Hannah Pick-Goslar at the age of 93. Hannah, or Hanneli as Anne called her in her diary, was one of Anne Frank’s best friends; they had known each other since kindergarten. They became close friends and were always in and out of each other’s houses. Hannah recounted: ‘My mother described Anne Frank well. She said: “God knows everything, but Anne knows better.”’
Read more: https://www.annefrank.org/en/about-us/news-and-press/news/2022/10/28/memoriam-hannah-pick-goslar/
16/03/2022
Zusammen mit meinem Kollegen Jörg-Uwe Hahn MdL habe ich die Bildungsstätte Anne Frank in Frankfurt besucht. Auch in Zeiten der Pandemie muss der Zugang zur politischen Bildung gesichert werden. Ein breites Bildungsangebot sensibilisiert besonders die junge Generation gegen Diskriminierung, Antisemitismus, Rassismus und Radikalisierung. Der regelmäßige Austausch mit der Anne-Frank-Stiftung und dem Geschäftsführer Meron Mendel ist für unsere politische Arbeit wichtig.
Die Gesprächsinhalte wollen wir auch mit Vertretern des Jüdischen Museums vertiefen.
16/03/2022
Berthe Badehi, a Holocaust survivor and volunteer at Yad Vashem, celebrated her 90th birthday this week with colleagues, family and friends.
Berthe survived the Holocaust as a child hiding in France, in the house of a local farmer, Marie Massonnat. Berthe recalls her time with the Massonnat family:
“She took care of me for 3 years. They were the most beautiful years of my childhood. They are still my family, my Christian family from France. We are not a Jewish or Christian family, but a family all the same.”
13 March 1997, Yad Vashem recognized Marie Massonnat as Righteous Among the Nations. Today Berthe Badehi volunteers at Yad Vashem, helping the visitors and giving testimony about her experiences during the Holocaust to students and educators from Israel and abroad.
Read the rescue story of Berthe Badehi here >> https://bit.ly/3KA1740
14/03/2022
Interesante dato 🧐
Ella es Zinaida Portnova, conocida por haberle quitado la vida a más de 100 n***s, envenenandoles la comida, con tan sólo 16 años de edad.
Fue capturada por la Gestapo y mientras estaba siendo interrogada, le quito el arma al detective n**i y le disparo en la cabeza. En su intento de fuga ejecutó a dos n***s más. Fue ejecutada a los 17 años de edad.
Nota: CuriosaMente
27/01/2022
Estemos pendientes de nuevas Noticias, no queremos que se repita la misma historia.
Organizaciones judías alertan sobre la "banalización del Holocausto" | DW | 27.01.2022
Organizaciones judías alertan del riesgo de "banalización del Holocausto" y del aumento global de incidentes contra judíos en 2021, "el año más antisemita de la última década", en el Día Internacional del Holocausto.
23/01/2022
We welcome the United Nations resolution adopted today to combat denial. This recognizes UNESCO's work on . We will continue to teach history and combat all forms of antisemitism, online and offline.
This resolution comes on the same day, 80 years ago during the Wansee Conference, when N**i officials discussed and coordinated the genocide of the Jewish people, establishing N**i death camps which led to the murder of nearly six million Jews.
Learn more here on what UNESCO is doing about holocaust education: https://on.unesco.org/3GM4T9f
23/01/2022
Arye Ephrath's mother gave birth to him hidden in a basement during a roundup of Jews in Bardejov, Slovakia, in 1942. A housekeeper helped during her labor because Arye's father had fled to the forest to avoid deportation.
Arye was born into a world that wasn't safe for Jews. To ensure the survival of their family, his parents were forced to place their trust in strangers. A priest, a shepherd and his wife, and another family with barely enough food to sustain themselves risked their lives to help Arye's family.
"Faced with a choice, they did not hesitate," Arye remembers.
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27 at 9:30 a.m. ET, watch live on Facebook to learn about the choices Arye's parents made to save their child.
Photo: courtesy of Arye Ephrath
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