WAR AND REMEMBRANCE. 1939/45. " A CRIME WITHOUT A NAME. "
This is another long post, which, for obvious reasons, I didn’t want to split into parts, but you have my permission to copy/print, or whatever; as long it remains clear that it’s my work. In June 1944, Churchill addressed the House of Commons on the Nazis’ attempted annihilation of European Jewry. In his speech, he said “ … we are in the presence of a crime without a name …” This crime is of course what we now refer to as genocide. This story is based on actual events, which occurred in a... Sign in to see full entry.