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Subject: Re: Resurgence of hatred
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Date: Sun, 14-Apr-85 22:59:49 EST
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In article <682@cornell.UUCP> mf@cornell writes:

> Today I saw a new series of fresh antisemitic graffiti on campus
> (``Kill, burn and roast a jew'' being some of the mildest).  They
> appear along with anti-black and anti-gay ones, and more virulent
> in the Engineering school than in Arts.
> 
> Have any of the readers noticed a resurgence of such activities,
> and what do you think should be done?

     The Sunday issue of the NY Times states that the Jewish experience
     in Buchenwald has been almost eliminated from recollection by the
     German authorities since the enlargement of the Buchenwald museum.

     The 40-page guidebook to the museum mentions the killing of the 
     Jews only three times.  The purpose of the death camps according
     to the new guidebook was to "put down any resistance" to Nazism.
     In addition, the "terror [of the death camps] centered on the
     Communists and militant Social Democrats who were the hard core of
     the resistance."

     The fact that the death camps were really built to destroy the
     entire Jewish people, various non-Aryan races, and homosexuals
     and gypsies has now been covered up by the sons of the Nazi 
     murderers.

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bill peter                                      seismo!cmcl2!lanl!wkp