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Recall the horror in various ways

It is useful to have two dates to remember the Holocaust, says Jonathan Wittenberg

WHEN should we remember? To a person whose life has been affected by genocide, the question lacks sense. Such events have so profound an im­pact upon the consciousness that it cannot be circumscribed within specific memories to be drawn upon on particular, chosen dates.

Acts of genocide alter the way the world is experienced every day. Per­haps they should have this effect on the rest of us as well: how can it be the same after the Nazi Holocaust, or Cambodia, or ...

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Fri 24 May 13 @ 10:00
#Oklahoma bishop calls for aid for tornado victims: http://t.co/X51p6ZVhEC

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Story just up on our website - Bishop of #Woolwich expresses shock at murder of soldier: http://t.co/vRsNn987Ln