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@NHLRankKing Adam Jiricek?

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@mouw5284 Theme song from the "Raccoons"!

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@KhanSaba1278 Stalag 17.

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@muheediva01

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Here is a go fund me for 12 year old Maya and her family who is a little hockey player from Tumbler Ridge.

Hockey-do your thing.

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@rmohamed_yow Nice list. I would go with 5440 from BC and The Northern Pikes from SK.

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@allrockmusic James. Awesome band that should have dominated North America. 5440 as well.

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@oldtoons_ Fables of the Green Forest.

[South America @SouthPark]

Wait, so we ARE relevant?
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@ThatEricAlper Ratched.

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@AshySlasheeDB Manimal. Automan.

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@FloRollerco Clampdown
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@GenTXer2 The Edge

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

Holocaust denial is not just a lie. It is a tool of ideological hatred, spread today primarily through social media. Its aim is the systematic erasure of the truth about the greatest crime in the history of Europe. Thanks to the new “Stop Denial” tool, everyone can now easily take meaningful action to defend historical truth and the dignity of the victims of Auschwitz.

“A decade or two ago, few people would have dared look Holocaust Survivors in the eyes and coldly claim that all their testimonies were lies. Today, there are very few of them left. And so antisemitic, xenophobic, and populist voices grow louder, trying to profit from lies. Let us show that we are greater in number, that truth is stronger. Together, we can stop their hateful words,” said Dr. Piotr M. A. Cywiński, Director of the Museum and initiator of the “Stop Denial” campaign.

On the dedicated “Stop Denial” website - https://t.co/ZcHojqjlhf - we have prepared a collection of materials that clearly debunk the most common lies propagated by deniers regarding the history of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz.

The assembled documents, photographs, eyewitness accounts, and historical research results demonstrate, step by step, the nature of these falsehoods and manipulations. They equip anyone with tools to respond effectively and accurately to Holocaust denial.

“Fighting deniers online is extremely difficult work, because those who deny the Holocaust ignore all available facts and endlessly repeat the same lies. Their goal is not the search for truth, but the desecration of the memory of the victims,” said Dr. Igor Bartosik of the Museum’s Research Center, author of the online lesson on denialist strategies which served as the foundation for the “Stop Denial” campaign (see the lesson: https://t.co/Gp1iuaHSSW).

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

1. If you come across an attempt to deny the truth about the Holocaust on social media, do not stay silent. You may not convince the denier, but remember: others see and read their lies.

2. Go to https://t.co/KH7B2X2Twh website and find the topic that directly refutes the post or comment you encountered.

3. Paste a link to our prepared response underneath that post.

4. If none of our published topics match the denialist claim you found, let us know using the provided form. We will try to prepare answers to the most frequently recurring new lies.

Read more: https://t.co/S1RWHTZnIZ

Visit: https://t.co/ZcHojqjlhf

(In the picture: May 1945. Judge Jan Sehn inspecting a gas-tight door found in the ruins of crematorium V in Auschwitz II-Birkenau)

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STATEMENT OF @AuschwitzMuseum DIRECTOR DR. PIOTR M. A. CYWIŃSKI ON THE COMMENT MADE BY GRZEGORZ BRAUN, MEMBER OF EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

A scandalous and deceitful statement by Member of the European Parliament Grzegorz Braun, in which he denies the existence of gas chambers at the Auschwitz camp, is not only an act of Holocaust denial – a crime prosecuted under Polish law. It is also an act of desecration of the memory of the victims of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp, and an expression of contempt toward Survivors and their families.

The main group of victims of gas chambers at Auschwitz were Jews – those deemed unfit for work by SS doctors immediately upon deportation to the camp. However, the gas chambers were also used as a tool for killing various other groups of prisoners. In the first mass execution using Zyklon B, carried out by the SS in September 1941 and serving as a prelude to the later mass extermination of Jews, a large group of Soviet prisoners of war and Polish prisoners selected from the camp hospital were murdered. SS men also used the gas chambers to kill sick or severely weakened prisoners selected from among all those incarcerated in the camp. It was in the gas chamber at Auschwitz II-Birkenau that over four thousand Roma – primarily women and children – were murdered during the liquidation of the so-called Zigeunerlager in August 1944. Grzegorz Braun’s statement is a disgraceful assault on the memory of all those people: Jews, Poles, Roma, Soviet prisoners of war, and all other victims. It is also a slap in the face to those prisoners who risked their lives to document and convey the truth about German crimes, as well as to the Survivors who still bear the trauma of their personal experiences.

Grzegorz Braun’s statement constitutes a blatant denial of historical truth and introduces manipulation into public discourse based on antisemitism, falsehood, and hatred. It is a statement unworthy not only of a public figure – in this case, a person holding a seat in the European Parliament. It is simply a shameful statement. There can be no place for such words in political, media, or social space.

We firmly reject the absurd claims that the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum “blocks research” or “offers a pseudo-historical narrative that does not meet the criteria of scholarly historical methodology.” This is slander that damages the reputation of our institution and of the entire community of individuals researching the history of Auschwitz. In response to this statement, a lawsuit for defamation will be filed. We emphasize with full force: denying the existence of gas chambers is not only an expression of antisemitism and an ideology of hatred – in Poland it is also a crime. In this matter, a formal notification will be immediately submitted to the public prosecutor’s office.

Separate responsibility lies with the media, who hand microphones or cameras to a man who has repeatedly demonstrated that he is incapable of functioning in public life without vandalism, lies, hate speech, and racism. We appeal to the community of journalists to show solidarity in refraining from inviting him to interviews, conversations, and their programs. The media must not be used as a platform for spreading a deliberate lie that causes pain to so many.

The Museum is currently working on a new online tool, which we hope to launch as early as July, that will enable every internet user to fight more effectively against all forms of Holocaust denial.

The German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz was a site of industrial murder, where approximately 1.1 million people were murdered. Today, the Memorial is preserved thanks to the efforts of the Polish state and the international community – to serve as a warning and reminder of where human hatred can lead. The words of Grzegorz Braun are not a “political provocation,” but a conscious lie and an act of ideological, antisemitic hatred. They cannot remain without a resolute response from the state and from all decent people, for whom the memory of Auschwitz holds profound meaning.

Dr. Piotr M. A. Cywiński, Director of the Museum

[Julio @JulioHashem]

Happy 4th of July!