OVERCOMING
HATRED/
Creating
Community
is an annual series of special events, begun in 2001, which
are dedicated to creating a more civil society through an
understanding of the roots of hatred. By
focusing on man’s inhumanity to man, these events seek to provide a reminder of what has happened in the past, examine the causes of hatred, and
give participants a chance to reflect on how you can
help to build a better community.
During the first six years
of this program,
many of the events in the OVERCOMING
HATRED/
Creating
Community
program have focused on the Holocaust. The
Holocaust refers to the effort by the National Socialist (Nazi) Government of
Germany between 1933 and 1945 to exterminate the Jewish people.
A Partial Chronology of the
Holocaust and some Statistics on the Holocaust
based on Judah Bribetz with Edward L. Greenstein and Regina S. Stein, The
Timetables of Jewish History: A
Chronology of the Most Important People and Events in Jewish History. (New
York: A Touchstone Book Published
by Simon & Schuster, 1993), as edited and compiled by Dr. Harold Damerow are
available on this site.
As you look at these facts and figures, remember.
Holocaust Museum in Washington D. C.
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Updated September 2,, 2008
Copyright Dr. Harold Damerow
Senior Professor of Government and History
Union County College
Cranford. NJ 07016
