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In reply to the discussion: The Little Known Holocaust, Before the Death Camps: Babi Yar (Graphic photos) [View all]JI7
(89,247 posts)11. anti semitism was so wide spread and for hundreds of years
sometimes we dismiss certain things as nothing too big but that it all led up to this is not as much of a surprise as some may think.
it is still a problem . but i wonder if people know how accepted and common it was in those days.
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Behind the Aegis
Sep 2015
OP
Exactly. In her great "Parable of the Sower," Octavia Butler posited that the next "mutation"
villager
Sep 2015
#28
K&R. The Holocaust makes all other genocides in the 20th century almost trivial.
JDPriestly
Sep 2015
#8
It is still quite common today, just not as "in your face" as it was in the past.
Behind the Aegis
Sep 2015
#20
There's always time for a history lesson, esp as important as this. Thanks BtA. K&R
riderinthestorm
Sep 2015
#21