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http://www.eurozine.com/articles/2009...

Not cheerful, but sometimes life isn't cheerful.

Personally, I really wasn't trying to start a conversation, but this article did touch a spot in me.

Thanks, Bun.

When I was in the 8th grade, we had to have our parents sign a slip of paper so we could spend an entire day watching the confiscated evidence that was used at the Nuremberg Trials.

I never forgot it, not a single image. The thing that made it so dreadful was all the footage was taken by the Nazi's themselves. They were meticulous record keepers. It changed my life.

It's really, really weird for me to think there are still people who think the Holocaust didn't happen.

I had no idea there were further plans beyond The Final SOlution, thanks for the link. I no longer want to read anything about the Holocaust, it being much too close to me and made a scar in my psyche when I was far too young, but articles like that bring forth the historian in me. History is so important, lessons and reflections galore.

Great article. Thanks, Stephen. I learned several things.