Help By Rozalie Jerome I cry I torment I angst With the weight With the task With the burden. Few understand Few care Yet 6 million remember 6 million Were there. Forget me not Is their cry. Forget me never I decree I’m carrying it out Redeeming the lost...
by Christine Ege Nuclear weapons development, religious fanaticism, and genocidal threats contribute to an international recipe for disaster, according to Dr. Susanna Kokkonen. In Chapter 11 of her book, Journey to the Holocaust, she describes the shift in...
By Delia Weatherly Today on my drive through Houston I was saddened to hear that Olivia Newton-John had died from breast cancer. The woman had been an inspiration to many of a road trip sing-along and has now crossed over to heaven. She will be missed by many. However...
by Christine Ege In the wake of World War II and the liberation of the remaining concentration camp prisoners, the evidence of unspeakable atrocities committed by the Nazis could no longer be hidden. The world was collectively shocked and horrified at the plight...
Fran Morris 7-6-2022 Young people take on new ideas and new causes in a heartbeat. Later, sometimes a lifetime later, as they became wiser, they may realize that those ideas or causes were not what they believed them to be at the time. Josef Schutz was 21 years old...
by Christine Ege Studying the Holocaust is far from a simple task. It is unlike any other brief period of history, as its roots are firmly anchored in the centuries and decades leading up to World War II, and its tentacles have continued to affect the world to...
