Remembering why ...

Originally posted by Bob Potter BUT I find that most teachers and perhaps too many parents spend too much time teaching about the victims and not about those who helped to put an end to it. Doing this makes more victims not more problem solvers.

I suspect I am preaching to the choir here, but my two cents worth of my declining dollar . . . .

Bob [/B]

I'm glad I posted it Bob

People/kids need to be taught the WHOLE story, from the beginning to the end, not just focus on one horrifying aspect. Don't stop remembering or talking about the Holocaust and what happened to these people, but also, like you say, the people and actions, world wide, that it took to stop the destructive forces ... and whats happening in the world towards "prevention" of this sort of thing ever happening again.

I like your two cents worth, it buys your voice in the choir