Historical reporting like this echoes in my mind when the press tries to educate & prognosticate as a public service. It's sincere but also heedless and affected.
NY Times clipping from April 1933, reporting the opening of the first concentration camp with innocent mundanity. Hell often comes to us disguised in euphemism, and it is only long afterward, when it is too late, that we truly comprehend it.
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A mi lo que me impresiona, es ver la pasividad del mundo con los campos chinos para los musulmanes. Soy judio y veo las mismas caracteristicas en lo uno y lo otro. Supongo que asi se sentian los judios en el resto del mundo viendo que la shoa ocurria y a nadie le importaba mucho
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Yet our leaders around the world do not learn from these epic historical tragedies ; historical illiterates devoid of humanism , lofty idealism and misdirected priorities ... no wonder most of them inhabit a fantastical realm ; a disconnect from reality !Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi
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Was there any news clipping from that time that was reporting the opening as the hell it was going to be? What were the institutional and public reactions to this opening? When did the disguise get stripped away?
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