<s>[INST] @ walking NEW ME thread 1/ I want to discuss Nazi Germany's murder of six million Jews during the Holocaust, and the impact that this event has had on society and Jewish people today. To clarify - this is not a debate or an attempt at reevaluation of historical fact, but rather a acknowledgment / appreciation of an extremely painful and tragic period in history.

MISCONCEPTION: Men and women who lost their lives in concentration camps ran the gamut from not just obviously Jewish people (orthodox etc.) but a multitude of people threatened by Hitler's regime for political, LGBTQ, mental health etc. reasons. A number of countries participated in state and socially condoned Holocaust transgressions, not just Germany.

What can people acknowledge now, 77 years after it began, to foster a more nuanced understanding of "The Holocaust" about those who perished?[/INST]