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Holocaust is not in Encyclopedias until sometime in the late 70s.
Like it didn't even exist
I was and am a history buff, but mostly watching documentaries, and mostly pre-American. Yeah, I'm wracking my brain trying to remember when I first heard about the Holocaust.
I read the Diary of Ann Frank as a teen. Then saw Schindler's List, A Thin Gray Line, and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, when those movies came out.
I have known a few Jews via work, but they were working class people and not up to anything.
A Co-Worker now is married to a Jewish writer, she writes for the Rabbi's... I didn't know until sometime afterwards. Weirdly he gave me weed and pot brownies quite a few times. Not sure what was up with that... I mentioned that no one hates the good jews more than the bad ones, and haven't bumped into him since. I work in security and both he and I fill in as needed at other than our regular sites for OT.
Oeps, if the Anne Frank diary was your initiation document: well it is a fraud. And the people pushing her story do not care, because of confirmation bias.
Holocaust is caustic to society as a religion.
i grew up in the Anne Frank indoctrination phase. somewhere around that time, they started inserting the "hocaust" into Encyclopedias.
Not true, we were told about it in the late 1950's.
so, show me an encyclopedia from early 70's that lists it.
i have seen plenty that it is not mentioned in.
Who mentioned dictionaries? Not me. I was told about it at school in the 1950's and from my father who was a Commando.
dictionaries? not me. re-read the post you replied to initially: