A RE-EVALUATION OF HOLOCAUST COMMEMORATIONS : THE FIVE LESSONS THAT WE SHOULD HAVE LEARNED
H. Rotberg. The international Holocaust Remembrance Day today is a immoral fraud, meant to divide the Jews of Europe from the Jews of Israel. The real Holocaust Remembrance Day is held in Israel in May. Here is chapter 10 of my book Tolerism: The Ideology Revealed which hopefully makes clear my take on this important topic:
By Howard Rotberg
April 21st marks the 2009 Holocaust Commemoration Day, or, as it is called in Hebrew, Yom HaShoah, I suggest it is time for a re-evaluation of Holocaust Commemorations, Museums, and Education. We must re-consider what is the message we are trying to give, and re-consider the objective of our Holocaust teaching resources and the objective of our museums, ceremonies and other commemorations of the Holocaust.
The Holocaust Centre of Toronto, for example, states in its Mandate that “It is our responsibility to educate the community at large to ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust will be learned.”
In its statement of Purpose, the Toronto Holocaust Centre states: “ As custodians of memory, we must dedicate ourselves to preserving the past and educating future generations. Only through education and remembrance can we safeguard the lessons of the Holocaust, for it is clear that they have not yet been learned.”
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