Ahead of #HolocaustMemorialDay, every day I’ll tweet a photo of a person that was murdered by the Nazis.
The 6 Million victims of the Holocaust all had faces and names but we can’t grasp that number.
6,000,000.
More than the entire population of Denmark, for example
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May the memory of the Six Million Jews - men, women and children - who were murdered by the Nazis for being Jewish, forever be a blessing.
#UnitedinMemory75
#NeverAgain
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She was one of the 33,771 Jews murdered at Babi Yar, all of them between 29-30 of September 1941.
She was 13.
Source: yvng.yadvashem.org/index.html?lan…
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When she was 10, she was deported by the Nazis to a labor camp together with her mother Szerena. Both died shortly after at the camp.
Source: yvng.yadvashem.org/nameDetails.ht…
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In October 1942 she was deported to one of the death camps in Poland. More than 75% of Dutch Jews were murdered in the Holocaust. #UnitedinMemory75 >>
Before the war Edith and Max lived in Berlin. In 1944, when Edith was 30, she was murdered in #Auschwitz.
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Laura was a pharmacist. On May 1944, Laura was taken to the Kolozsvár Ghetto. In a month, the ghetto was terminated and the 18,000 Jews, perhaps Laura too, were transported to #Auschwitz >>
Kurt, Frieda and little Abraham. First they were sent to the Drancy concentration camp in 🇫🇷 . There, little Abraham was immediately separated from his parents.
Then, on 31/08/42 all were transported to #Auschwitz where they were murdered.