Jeroen wrote <<And where were they massacred? Exactly, in the concentration camps. And guess how they got there: they were brought there (hundreds at a time, usually by train) from wherever they lived in Europe. Since they certainly did not choose to go there but were forced, they were, by definition, deported.>>
Ilana Actually, you are wrong. I gather you never visited site of concentration camp - which brings unconnected question - what *do* you do in your country at 9-May? Concentration camps were for working (although some of the work was useless one). Jews usually didn't get to concentration camps. They were brought to places like Sovivor - death camps with gaz chambers and crematorium - or were shoot and buried in mass graves. Jeroen <<I find it shocking that someone who usually defends Israel suddenly denies that specific part of Jewish history. If I were one of those right-wing pro-Israel Americans on this list, I would now have to accuse you of being anti-Semitic. But I am not one of those people, so I am not going to make that accusation.>> Ilana Denies what? That 6 million Jews were slaughtered by Germans and their European collaborators? Ilana from Israel, former from Latvian Republic of Soviet Union
