US EditionLetter: Lessons Learned From Trip to a Nazi Death Camp
DUKLA, POLAND, JUL 15 – Vandals sprayed Nazi and politically charged graffiti on a Holocaust memorial plaque in Dukla, reflecting rising antisemitism amid recent Holocaust denial statements in Poland.
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Letter: Lessons learned from trip to a Nazi death camp
My son and his friends recently visited Oswiecim, Poland, where the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum is located. The town is a quiet, ordinary community, with playgrounds and nice neighbors … but at its edge is the site of a death camp. Auschwitz is an unfathomably haunting place where there was profound suffering. The infamous sign “Arbeit Macht Frei” appears above its entrance. This is ironic as the term means “work makes one free.” Nazis once …
Jewish Synagogue, Holocaust Memorial Vandalized in Poland After Politician Denies Holocaust
Two Jewish sites in Dukla, Poland, were vandalized over the weekend mere days after Polish member of the European Parliament (MEP) Grzegorz Braun claimed gas chambers at the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp were fake and repeated an antisemitic blood libel in a live radio interview. Vandals spray-painted the word "F--k" followed by a Star of
Holocaust Memorial Vandalized in Poland Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns
POLAND – A Holocaust memorial plaque in a Jewish cemetery in Dukla, Poland — a region once home to a large Jewish population — was defaced with a Nazi swastika and the word “Palestine,” sparking fresh concerns about growing antisemitism in the country. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Jacek Koszczan, […]
Polish Jewish cemetery desecrated by swastika, 'Palestine' graffiti
Vandals desecrated a Holocaust memorial plaque in a Jewish cemetery, sparking fears of rising antisemitism in Poland. By World Israel News Staff A Jewish cemetery was recently desecrated in Poland, with unknown vandals spraying the word “Palestine” and a Nazi swastika on a memorial plaque for Jews murdered during the Holocaust. The incident occurred in Dukla, Poland, a region formerly known as Galicia that was home to a large Jewish population …
A Jewish memorial plaque in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district was deliberately vandalized. Police reported that the Hebrew lettering on the plaque on Käthe-Niederkirchner-Straße had been scratched. A local resident discovered the damage around 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon. The memorial plaque, shaped like a doorbell, commemorates former Jewish residents of the building who were persecuted during the Nazi era. The State Security Police Unit o…
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