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What can we learn from the size and scope of the holocaust?

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loris [4]3 years ago

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Learn to never turn your back on people in need. Many countries, like America, turned away Jews who were trying to escape the holocaust. Those Jews ended up dying as a result of not being let in. Also obviously there’s the “don’t hate random groups of people for no reason” thing.

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