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New Page 1 Sobibor survivor Thomas Tovi Blatt confronts Death Camp Commandant Karl Frenzel (forced labour section) in 1983 Thomas Tovi Blatt (left) and Karl Frenzel meet in a hotel room in Hagen Germany in 1983 Thomas Blatt: Here you are drinking beer. With that smile on your face you could be anybody’s neighbour, anybody’s fellow sporting club member. But you are not anybody. You are Karl Frenzel, the SS commandant. You ranked third in the chain of command at the extermination camp of Sobibor. You were the commandant of Lager 1. Do you remember me?   Karl Frenzel: Not exactly you were a small boy then   Thomas Blatt: I was fifteen years old. I survived because you made me your shoeshine boy. Besides me nobody survived; not my father, not my mother, not my brother, none of the two thousand Jews from my town, Izbica.   Karl Frenzel: That was terrible, just terrible... (more)

Government of Canada Supports Project Aimed at Fostering Intercultural Awareness

CALGARY, ALBERTA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/27/12 -- Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney, today announced financial support for a photographic exhibit honouring Muslim Albanians who rescued Jews during the Holocaust. The exhibit tells the moving story of how the Besa, a code of honour in Albanian culture, guided their courageous actions. "Exhibits like this one help to showcase the values we celebrate in this country and the importance of respect for fundamental freedoms, regardless of one's background or religion," Minister Kenney said. The "BESA: A Co... (more)

Rawa Ruska

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AJC Remembers Victims, Survivors on International Holocaust Remembrance Day

NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, AJC issued the statement below, and re-released its short film on the Nazi death camp, Belzec. More than 500,000 Jews were slaughtered there in less than a year. Only two Jews survived. View Belzec film. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20100816/AJCLOGO) The full text of AJC's statement follows: We Remember In the Jewish tradition, we are commanded to remember (zachor) and not to forget (lo tishkach). On January 27, we commemorate International Holocaust Remembr... (more)

Vienna Image Gallery

Images of the Holocaust in Vienna  www.HolocaustResearchProject.org        [Next] [Last] A bus transporting German soldiers on a street in Vienna 439 X 578 74 KB A directive from the Jewish community in Vienna requiring the recipient to report to the community's offices on October 17, 1941 to receive instructions prior to reporting to an assembly camp (for deportation) 800 X 483 125 KB A German letter notifying of 570 deported Hungarian Jews in Vienna, rounded up for deportation. 800 X 537 114 KB A German officer overseeing Jews from Vienna who hold their belongings as they board a... (more)