Mark Kenny | International Holocaust Remembrance Day: when violence becomes a way of life

By Mark Kenny
Updated January 29 2023 - 1:59pm, first published 1:58pm
Visitors stand at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin on International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Picture Getty Images
Visitors stand at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin on International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Picture Getty Images

Murdered by a colossal evil seeded in casual racism and advanced in increments through flag-waving nationalism to the most toxic of hatreds.

Friday was International Holocaust Remembrance Day, designated as such by the UN to mark the moment in 1945 when Auschwitz-Birkenau was finally liberated - the Holocaust's most notorious death camp.

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