Irving Shapiro Notes (Nobody is entitled to forget about Aushwitz)

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Irving Shapiro Notes (Nobody is entitled to forget about Aushwitz) Shapiro, Irving English Stories Irving Shapiro Auschwitz concentration camp Transcription and initial encoding Burlington Northern Railroad

Nobody is entitled to forget about Aushwitz. It is our duty not only to remember, but also to remind others what man can do to fellow men.

All were condemned for belonging to an ancient people whose forfathers had stood at Sinai and received the eternal comendads "thau shall not kill"

To forget the death means to allow them to be killed for the second time -.

Just as the memorials of Lincoln and Jeferson send a message of freedom & justice so will the Holocaus memorial museum send a manage never to forget. We must remember not only for this hapening - but that so many decent people let it happen