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Those two pictures are less than 12 years apart.
On 10 May 1933 Nazi party staged ideological spectacle of burning of 'un-German’ books.
After the liberation of #Auschwitz remains of burnt people were discovered.
Auschwitz is a warning of where human hatred can lead to. pic.twitter.com/uayb7sdU32
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Audrey Ludwig
@AudreySuffolk
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27. sij |
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That is why #HumanRights for all so precious
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John Duncan Burns
@jb4cfm
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27. sij |
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Indeed. Unfortunately many people seem to think human rights should only be for people like them - and we are remembering where such “othering” leads.
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Joseph Noone
@noone_joseph
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27. sij |
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Those who burn books end up burning the writers of those books and then the readers of those books.
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William French
@wtfrench76
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27. sij |
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"Dort wo man Bücher verbrennt, verbrennt man auch am Ende Menschen."
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Apostic
@AposticMark
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27. sij |
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"Auschwitz is a warning of where human hatred can lead to."
More exactly, it's a warning of what happens when one group decides that another group isn't really human.
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Rabbi Shpilkes
@RabbiShpilkes
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27. sij |
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Precisely. In this case fueled by a two thousand year old hatred dressed up for mass consumption
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Uli 👬✈️🎥🎞️🎬🌈
@0311uli
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27. sij |
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That final picture is truly haunting knowing how the extermination process worked in these killing centers. It's heartbreaking knowing that men, women, children, grandparents ended like that poor soul.
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