Jewish massacres during World War II (Holocaust) One of the darkest chapters in historyPeople here drink soup of dead bodies’ ashes, this custom will fill every pore with fear 15 Lakh children were also killed The Nazi regime did not spare even children. Millions of Jewish children were killed by their mothers–Separated from father and sent to camps
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Holocaust Memorial Day is celebrated every year in Britain on 27 January. People celebrate this day so that they can forget the memories related to it. Apart from remembering the millions of victims of the Holocaust, this Remembrance Day is also meant to remember those who became victims of hatred across the world and were killed in genocide because of their identity. The word Holocaust is associated with Hitler’s torture of the Jews. The meaning of this word in Hindi is Holocaust Memorial Day. Which was a holocaust for the…
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day: The world is celebrating International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Friday (January 27). Every year this day is celebrated on January 27 as a remembrance of the victims of the Jewish genocide. Even today every human being trembles due to the horrors of Nazi genocide during World War II. The Nazis and their allies had exterminated millions of Jews. The United Nations General Assembly in its 42nd Plenary Session declared 27 January as International Holocaust Remembrance Day on 1 November 2005. 6 million Jews were massacred During…
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