“If we bear all this suffering and if there are still Jews left,
when it is over, then Jews, instead of being doomed, will be
held up as an example.” – Anne Frank It is difficult to talk or
think about the Holocaust without becoming emotionally drained
by the thoughts of mass genocide and the murder of women,
children and men in such unspeakable acts of torture for the
sheer sake of satisfying the insanity of an madman. The idea of
innocent people brutally murdered at will, showered in gas
chambers, starved to death, worked to the point of collapse and
piled into ditches hundreds at a time upon their last breath is
unthinkable during any time in our history. The moment the homes
were raided and families were separated and forced into dirty,
dark, germ and rat infested trains, their lives were over. There
was no ally watching out for their well-being. There was no
prayer for a speedy return. There was only a death sentence for
the crime of being born a certain way. In the end, hundreds,
turned to thousands, th