Just a simple thank you for setting up this site, to tell the truth of the Holocaust, and to make these materials available to everyone, everywhere.
There is no doubt in the minds of those who lived this atrocity that it happened. And there is no doubt in the minds of those who stood by and watched it happen. There is only doubt in the minds of those who cannot conceive that such wickedness does not have to be the normal state of men towards each other.
May this site stand as memorial to the many genocides that have taken place on this planet and give those whose hearts will hear a clear imperitive to resist this sad, twisted and horrific outgrowth of self-righteousness and hubris.
Sincerely and with much humility, Bob Muenchausen, USA
Bob Muenchausen
BobMunch@aol.com
none
May 19, 1998
I am doing a lengthy report and documentary of the holocaust for my highschool history class and wanted to say that this site has been a big help. The essays and pictures were very helpful.
Jess
wavygravy112@yahoo.com
May 19, 1998
Thank you for making it's possible for everybody to find information on Holocast easy. You are doing a great job!
Luba Irinova
luba@aol.com
May 19, 1998
I am studying about the Holocaust in reading. For a Final Project I decided to do a reseach project on the children of the Holocaust. You info helped a lot, thank-you. I will be back
Stacey Strange
May 19, 1998
It is a shame to know that 1,200,000 jews were put to death by their fellow humman beings. My grandmother is German... She told me how when she was a young girl how they had to hide in the baesment of their home fearing the Nazi's. I am just prouid to know that I was not born in germany 20 years before the war or ythey proballly would have used me for the evil things they did without knowing and liistenig to their concience. I can't help but feel partly responsible for the death of the 1,200,000 human beings. Not knowing who the "new" nazi's are to tell them of the stupidity of the whole situation.
Tiffany Ihler
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none
May 19, 1998
Your site provides an important focus for material on a subject which is both almost unimaginable and incredibly important. The kind of materials assembled here are of critical importance in debunking the myths propagated by Holocaust deniers and their less ideologically motivated apologists. They also serve to highlight some of the awful realities and materials of the process, which are often lost in academic discussions of the subject.
My only regret is that the kind of people who will be receptive to this site are likely to be those who are sympathetic to attitudes of tolerance and diversity. Our biggest task remains to outshout the simplistic slogans of the ignorant, the bigoted, and the intolerant.
Andy Corsham
andycorsham@lineone.net
May 19, 1998
My son is doing a speech on the holocaust and your webpage was of tremendous help.
Lee
reltreg@interlog.com
May 18, 1998
David Irving wrote a controversial book to make money!He lies about the holocaust.I know because I lost a large part of my family in the concentration camps.One member survived to tell the truth about Belsen.Answer that,Irving.
peter r elias
pelias@compuserve.com
May 18, 1998
thank-you for all the work . i have enjoyed the information .i have learned alot
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travis wheeler
shianne@iafrica.com
May 18, 1998
I have always been interested in this period of history. It is not the most enjoyable thing of course. It is very sad. I just surfed in and found it very informative. I will be back.
Donna
j_b_w@nwi.net
May 17, 1998
Your site provides a comprehensive archive and serious source for general inquiry and research
I shall refer inquries received by my office (Israel Information office in Scotland) to the page.
Dr Ezra Golombok, DirectorIsrael Information office in Scotland
Ezra Golombok
ezra@isrinfo.demon.co.uk
http://www.isrinfo.demon.co.uk
May 17, 1998
What you are doing is absolutely vital. As a teacher I see the Holocaust as supremely important - we must never rest - nothing like it must ever be allowed. There is no room for complacency in this matter. Well done!
Mike
emdjones@netcomuk.co.uk
May 17, 1998
well put together and a good resource to start from T Y :-)
d a eslinger
daeslinger@juno.com
May 16, 1998
I am grateful for the replies received so far.I was one of the lucky ones,having escaped from Austria with my mother in 1940,my father having preceded us to England.Two thirds of our family perished.
Peter R Elias
pelias@compuserve.com
May 16, 1998
Kristina
Cricket161@aol.com
May 16, 1998
HI i am a 8th grader and we are learning about the holocaust i was speechless when i read what happend to all these poor, inesent people how could everyone let him go on. I ahve spoken to some survivors who were not Jewish but lived through that war, they said that on one was informed of what wa sgoing on and that they were keeping the concentration camps. The pictures are sikening to me I cannont belive that the Nazis sat and watched as thousnads of people march to their death what kind of people are they? I read the book Night by Elie Weisel this was an extrodonairy book and comes from someone who experienced such pain and suffering.I pray for everyone that surrvived the Holocaust and for evryone that died in the camps. The only last Question i can say is How could this have happend?
Thank You, and feel free to e-mail me
Tina
tina0117@hotmail.com
May 15, 1998
I have signed in before viewing the information available on this site. I find it deplorable that anyone should have to make any effort to document(in order to prove) what occurred. I was quite close to an old man,who died about 18 months ago, who was present, as a liberated prisoner of war, at the liberation of Dachau. Normally he was, in spite of his considerable arthritic pain, a real joker. However, to see the clouds come over his eyes at the mention of his wartime experiences, and then hear his description of the hell he witnessed at Dachau, you could not be otherwise than entirely and soul-shakingly convinced of the truth of his testimony: he would/could not have made it up. It is unfortunately the case that humans are capable of the deepest evil towards each other, but this is no excuse.
For as long as you have, continue to tell the truth of what happened, not only to stop it happening again, but also to keep alive the experiences of those to whom it occurred
Andrew Gratrix
Andrew.Gratrix@btinternet.com.uk
May 15, 1998
Thank you for providing this excellent accessible documentation for study. It is an invaluable resource.
Never again.
Steve DuPlessie
sduplessie@aol.com
May 15, 1998
I am not a jew but when I first read about it it made me feel lucky in a way in which I did not have to suffer as much as the jews had to.Thank you for your time.
Adam
AdamLang13
May 14, 1998
I am a mature student doing a part-time degree in Fine Art and I have done a number of works in mixed media relating to the Holocaust. Now I am doing some more research for further work.
Diana Francocci
di@dfrancocci.clara.net
May 14, 1998
My mother and I escaped from Vienna in Feb.1940 via Holland to England where my father had already made it.We lost two thirds of our family.We were the lucky ones although I now feel the pangs of guilt at my survival aged sixtyfive.I am writing my life story in an attempt to lay some ghosts and to let my children know where their father came from. I have been back to Vienna a few times and it still feels like home although the bulk of my life has been in UK. Austria recently paid me £3,200 in a `gesture of compensation`.
Peter R Elias
pelias@compuserve.com
May 14, 1998
I hate the holocaust it makes me so mad.Why? well because I have a Jewish friend he's really nice,cute,funny, and really cool, and to think people cuold kill anyone for no reason at all it just ticks me off!!!!I guess the reason I get mad over things like this is because I think everyone is the same no matter what their religion,language,or race is and the reason I think this is because everyone the same.Even you should believe this I don't care if you were brought up in a racist family, because I was and look what I think and believe in.I hope after reading my statement you will understand what I mean,and if you are racist
then please read my pasage and understand how it would fill if you were in a race that someone is racist against. Well I have to go but I hope you at least think about my article.
Liz Dale
Mota_2000@Hotmail.Com
None
May 14, 1998
I am an Undergraduate BA (History) Student in Perth, West Australia. I am currently doing research on the Final Solution and found this site to be more than helpful.
It is important that EVERYONE remembers the awful acts of the Nazi's, and this site helps remind people of the War Crimes committed by all involved.
Craig Menner
c.menner@student.murdoch.edu.au
May 14, 1998
I think this is a really great thing, teaching kids about the holocaust. I am also learning about it for a project in school and I could never in my whole life imagine the pain and suffering they went through. Thanks for helping me learn more.
Season Forbush
Lil Phats
May 14, 1998
A most helpful and useful site. Holocaust hsitory is sadly brushed over by most nations and it is vital that they are all constantly reminded of their complicity.
Stuart
stuart@slcci.com
May 14, 1998
Nissim Levy
levyn@compuserve.com
May 14, 1998
I am a concentration camp survivor and teach Holocaust history -several times a year- in Germany. For myself and on behalf of my dead friends I am grateful to these colleagues who have put together this project and to the reader/students who visit it to learn. My motto is: only the un-remembered are truly forgotten. That is why I try to teach a 'personal' Holocaust - about individual people, victims I have known, observed and whose heroism and human frailty I have witnessed. I also speak of the perpetrators I have known and observed. I have only contempt for the deniers and falsifiers of history.
Charlotte Guthmann Opfermann
charlotteo@aol.com
May 13, 1998
Hi!! I, as well as many others here, am studying the Holocaust!
I found some of the info. quite sickening!! If anyone wants to
E-mail me, they can feel free to. See ya!
Sheena Edgar
sheenae69@hotmail.com
May 13, 1998
g. lehde
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none
May 13, 1998
hello. I am a 15 yr old african american female. I always knew about the jewish holocaust, but I never knew it was that horrible. I just wanted to say to all those survivors (and to those who died) God bless you. You are all strong in spirit and mind.
k-citee
May 13, 1998
Crystel Stanford
SSChoppers@thegrid.net
May 13, 1998
I find this site very informative and hope you will be updating it with more info. I am not Jewish but I have an interest in the history of the oppression of the Jews and Jewish people everywhere have my admiration for their spirited and tenacious fight to survive the pogroms, ghettos, and the Holocaust. Keep up the fight and keep focusing on these issues so that new generations will be educated.
Philippa Gascoigne
cafebleu@hotmail.com
May 13, 1998
I'm doing a major project on the holocaust for history and I need pictures. All of these sites have a lot of useful imformation but hardly any pictures. If anybody knows where I can get them please email me. Thanka Muchly!
Jessica
grover_84@hotmail.com
May 12, 1998
Hello!! I am curretly reading about the Holocaust. I am reading a book called the Holocaust Lady, By Ruth Minsky Sender. I am very hurt by the way the people are treated in this book. I want to find out more about the Holocaust.
Sincerely, Jenna
Jenna
May 12, 1998
Like Hi I am in the 8th grade at this time but shall be moving up in the world I shall be going 2 Washburn High School! My school (Seward) hab begun doing and researching World War II I chose the Holocaust (Death Camps) and have found out some astonishing things about the Holocaust its kinda freaky some of the things they would do 2 the Jews and other people that were put in the Holocaust any one who has done a report or has even researched it please e-mail me at: Fonzie37@yahoo.com and i am not 37! Like Farewell Or some Jazz like that!!!!!!!!!!
Freaked out!
Andrea
P.S. This is Deep Man Deep sorry 4 not writing much but i don't have much time!
Andrea Trenary
Fonzie37@yahoo.com
May 12, 1998
I hope to use your site as my students study the Holocaust. It was a topic chosen by the students in my history class. I am sure that it will be useful and informative. Thank you for providing it for our use.
Clayton Stewart
stewarc@mail.santarosa.k12.fl.us
http://www.santarosa.k12.fl.us
May 12, 1998
hello! ;( i am a young student learning about the holocaust, I am a jew and could never imagine anythhing more horrible. i am now reading a wonderful book named The Devil's Arithmetic , i sugest it it is about the holocaust and i feel that people should be free to participate in any religeon without pregides. thank you.
funkycat
funkycat_11@hotmail.com
May 11, 1998
"If we forget, we will be forgotten." ~ Elie Wiesel
As a student learning about the Holocaust, I must say that it deeply disturbs me to think that we, as civilized humans, could stand and watch as millions of innocents were killed. The Holocaust is one of the most important events in human history, one that can not be forgotten. I pray for those who died and those who lived to face the terrors of Nazi Germany.
Vincent Thawley
Grahm16@aol.com
May 11, 1998
Alisa Perne
Sita@hbzmail.com
May 11, 1998
I am so thankful to not have had to live through the horror of the Holocaust.
Leigh Anne Alford
leighannea@aol.com
May 11, 1998
I only looked at a little bit of the great stuff that you have on this website. But I will be back later on today!
anonymous
May 11, 1998
Danyelle Glidden
Heather Henderson
pshcho@flash.net
May 10, 1998
I have long been horrified and intrigued by the Holocaust. It's impossible for me to imagine much less understand the evil that was done to so many. May this never happen again. Thank you for this informative site.
Linda Bridges
Linda Bridges
lbridges@ionet.net
May 10, 1998
I am 10 years old, almost 11. In the last few months I have studied extensively about the Holocaust. I was saddenned the moment I first learned about it, and the more I learned the sadder I got. In the meantime, I still have had the urge to learn more and I have visited several websites on the Holocaust. I tink that we must never forget or deny the Holocaust, and we should try very hard to stop anything like it from happenning.
Maria Entrado
anwilliams@sprintmail.com
May 9, 1998
We have been honoring the survivors of the Holocaust at school. It is terrible that man could be so evil. I am still wondering why the U.S. allowed this to happen. I have seen pictures of the many men, women, and children that have died in that time. I have also read the book, The Diary of Anne Frank. Everyone should read that book.
Candace
cacc@tallassee.net
May 9, 1998
Those the people who killed and those the peolpe whose killing both should be taken to justice.
Man is the brother of the man and there are no such a thing called the people of god and the sons of god every one is equal. Can any one tell me where can I find the land of justice!!! the land of peace!!! the land of love!!! PLease if you do know tell me. and visit my site to remmeber those who are forgoten.
Love Christ
http://www.MiddleEast.Org/mer117.htm
May 9, 1998
I have been to "Dachau." It's one of the numerous concentration camps in Germany. It really made me stop and think about what happened during the Holocaust, and what the Jews were going through. I enjoyed this site, it was really educational and I hope that people who know nothing about the Holocaust will learn something before they leave this sight.
~Stacey M. Tucker
Stacey M. Tucker
tucker_s@hotmail.com
May 8, 1998
I visited and will visit again, so that I will not forget. Only my faith in God and my belief in His plan that we are still unable to understand, makes it possible for me to read (and see) these things knowing that it was done by human beings to other living men, women and children. I will not forget. My children will not forget.
Gary Brown
bluelf@atl.mediaone.net
http://www.geocities.com/~bluelf/
May 8, 1998
A couple years ago I wrote an essay refuting holocaust denial. This was to be an applied epistemology project for an upper level philosophy course; however, it turned out to be much more. It turned out to be an eye opening experience into the problem of ignorance within our society. The ignorance I speak of is that which allows such beliefs to take hold. At the time of this project I was also alarmed at how easy it was to find denial and hate information on-line. Thank you for having your site... let's hope it gets as many hits as many of the hate site do!
Kevin Wolff
wolffka@aol.com
May 7, 1998
How great! I finally made it to this great new addition to those of us interested in the historical facts about the Holocaust. My plan is to spend some quality time browsing through this new site, making notes, learning more than I think I know at the moment, and enjoying the writings of people whom I consider Internet Friends.
Warm regards to all, and best wishes for great success.
Chuck Ferree chuckf@rio.com chuckf2323@aol.com
Chuck Ferree
chuckf@rio.com
http://forgottencamps.by.net/
May 7, 1998
Have you noticed that those who would deny the Holocaust tend to do so with a hint of regret, an air of it-didn't-happen-what-a- pity-can-we-have-another-go?
Keep up the good work. I'll be back.
Simon Reynolds
simrey@compuserve.com
May 7, 1998
A very nice page.
Michelle K
thymew@aol.com
May 7, 1998
Thanks for this information, My daughter need it for a school project and it was very helpful. My prays go out to all the familys and lives who were victims of this tragic time. ALSO
Thanks to the National Coalition of Jewish Women HIPPY is a blessing
Steven Watson
WYNKI@AOL
May 6, 1998
Thank you for lighting this candle against the darkness of ignorance and fraud.
Allen Sragow
alsragow@aol.com
May 6, 1998
Hi! I am working on a project about the Holocaust anyone with info
please e-mail me at BPasek@aol.com
;) Thanx
Bernadette
Bernadette
BPasek@AOL.com
May 6, 1998
God forbid that another holocaust does not ever happen again. so many lives were taken because of heartless souls.
Adrienne
May 6, 1998
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