Since the Shoah

The World Late in History PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION At this Writing it has been 58 years since the second World War ended. The events of the Shoah are still being sorted out in mind and spirit, in both the world and the individual. In so short a time, the impact of 60 million deaths, both at the time of the Holocaust or in war-related deaths subsequent to the holocaust, have had their impact, although it is far less than one would expect. Over the past several years, the number of websites on the holocaust, or shoah, have gone from a few thousand to 3,384,187 .1 In this morass of resources, with eyewitness testimonies, millions of references, and physical traces of the war and genocide, we have already begun to grow weary of discussion, demean or dismiss the events, or even to participate in mass denial of the greated wound the Human race has ever suffered. We believe that it will not, could not happen again. We forget that WWI, occurring just 25 years before the Shoah, was named "The War to End all Wars"---and they believed the same. The Shoah demonstrated to us what our hearts were capable of: both victim and persecutor. Nations of the World Since the Shoah NOTE: WHILE THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION, MANY OF THE ABOVE LINKS WILL LINK TO THE CIA'S EXCELLENT SUMMARY RESOURCE OF NATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS. ---- OUTSIDE LINK, ---NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE SHOAH EDUCATION PROJECT . Britain France German Austria Poland Italy Belgium Swiss Czech Rep. Greece Soviets Scanda navia US Israel Egypt "Pales tine" Spain Den mark Hung ary Canada Back to ShoahFacts & HistoryViews on IsraelJewish NewsEmbassies Europe Since the Shoah Unification of Europe Causes of the Shoah Shoah in the News Laymen's Guide to Mideast Conflict (Outside Link) Modern History of the Nations: Hyperhistory.Com Modern Leaders of the Nations: Rulers.Org The Maastritch Treaty: Birth of the EU FOOTNOTES 1Lycos, Inc. Search Engine finds as of 7-24-03. Flags courtesy of ITA's Flags of All Countries used with permission. ©2002-3 Elizabeth Kirkley Best PhD; Shoah Education Project (WEB)