Irving Shapiro Speech Draft Dotan, Lisabeth Kohen, Ari Transcription and encoding McCabe, Elsie Weakly, Laura K. 2022 Nebraska Stories of Humanity University of Nebraska-Lincoln Center for Digital Research in the Humanities
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Closing:

We were condemned to die without a judge or jury and very seldom did we find a neighbour on whos door we could knock and ask for shelter. Let us not forget our brothers and sisters who still fill the skys with their smoke.

By our deeds let us make sure that such a Holocaust the darkest memory in the history of men shel never be allowed to happen again.

it is the ordinary people that we must convince of the necessity — the obligation to remember the Holocaust. As Jews we haf have no choice. The 6 milion cry out from their unmarked graves that they be remembered. As a eternal people Jews are blessed with a long memory.