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Today is Holocaust day,in Israel. At 10:00 am this morning , loud sound of Siren for one minute, made the whole people of Israel,stand still.Cars stopped,until this sound of Siren stopped.One minute ,to remember the horror of holocaust,in which 6 million of Jewish were killed in cruelty .Today at 5:00 p.m. started the "Parade of LIFE",From Auschwitz to Birkenshow,in which 5000 youth take part.TV Programs this week,in Israel will be dedicated to commemorate the events of Holocaust. The world must never forget ........Copyrights (c)Nira Dabush
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Les Jobes 24 Apr 2007
Stirring, heart retching write up, and posting. You are so right my friend " THE WORLD MUST NEVER FORGET".Barry Huyett 20 Apr 2007
great. We ALL must never forget!!!!annette steens 19 Apr 2007
Great done! We will never forget indeed, but today there is no difference! In spite of! So it does not help to think about the dead. We must change our negative thoughts, our negative behaviour, our negative words we are using. Change all to positive! It's work, very hard work but The Solution for Peace! Forgive first yourself and others and live in the great Light! That means: Lost of EGO! Ego makes war, makes problems makes everything negative. There is a big difference by human love or God love! The last don't know nothing about human love at all! It's just one great love, again: no ego!!! I am happy you use art too for creating more peace! Thank you!julie Marks 19 Apr 2007
Fabulous representation of the horror and evil of a time we will never forget. The holocaust is such an alarming example of human cruelty that it is overwhelming. Unfortunately, we have not learned from the past as the terror continues on a massive scale with the wars in Iraq and in other regions of the world. The tragedy of the students who died at Virginia Tech University underscores the need to remind us of the futility of violence and war. Your painting is a powerful statement to send the world a message that the insanity must stop!!Jean M. Laffitau 19 Apr 2007
A very, very powerful work and message! Excellent Nira!!Anonymous Guest 18 Apr 2007
Hi again Nira.. Just a side note to Holocaust survivors. Have you heard about the shootings at Virginia Tech University, 32 killed and 12 wounded by one crazy gunman. One of the worst atrocities at a school in the US ever. Well I have a story for you ... One of the professors in one of the classrooms was a Holocaust survivor, he lived to live again here in the US. He became a professor and ended up teaching at VT on the day this happened. This professor held and bared the door with his body while the gunman fired many shots through the door, eventually killing the elderly professor. The professor, was last seen by the last student to make it out the window, while the professor was holding the gunman off at the door. Because of this professor, 30 of his students, lived to live again. I thank God for survivors of the Holocaust. This event happened on the very day of comemoration of the Holocaust Suvivors, 59,999 now ... I think it is an amazing thing this man did. Truly heroic, if anything positive can come from this tragic event, would be that this man laid down his life for 30 of his students... ...jeff...Ruth Kauffman 18 Apr 2007
It's hard to look upon this, Nira, but it's sooo true... we need always to remember this horrific time in history!!! Thank you for your tribute, my friend!!!Joke Schotting 17 Apr 2007
My pic off the day dear Nira Agree with Alberto!!Olga van Dijk 17 Apr 2007
The horror of holocaust should never be forgotten. Thanks for your beautiful and very intensive tribute Nira... Let you voice talk Nira so at least the ArtWanted world will hear what you have to tell... Love and Light~OLGAAlberto D'Assumpcao 17 Apr 2007
Spectacular composition, dear Nira!!! A Perfect memorial to a dramatic moment of our History!!! Wishing never more to see nothing like that! ( I'm not so sure!...)Thom Roslan 17 Apr 2007
Powerful Image......my dear friend ! I hope & pray we "never" forget this artocity.....we better NOT.......It might be US the next time !!!philip pownall 16 Apr 2007
this really cuts to the bone. courageous work.Emily Reed 16 Apr 2007
OO OO OO, NIRA. WHAT A PAINFUL SCENE. WE NEED TO BE REMINDED OVER AND OVER SO WE DO INDEED NEVER FORGET THIS AWFUL ATROCITY.geoff cooper 16 Apr 2007
Dear Nira.... I felt the horror of the past when I visited Belson while in the Royal Navy... it was so silent, even the birds were absent... dreadful... our thoughts and love are with you and your people at this time.Lili Segal 16 Apr 2007
Many thanks, Dear Nira, for sharing your great work of art with all AW members. The importance of memory grows as the phenomenon of Holocaust denial is rising, and as Holocaust survivors pass away. Let us hope that the world will never forget and will not let horrors like that to happen again...Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 16 Apr 2007
Powerful Art that speaks of a Horrific time in History!!!My heart and David's weep when we think of the Holocaust!!God Bless, with Love and Prayers to You my Dear Friend and your Family!!! Peace to Israel!!!Laurie Rawdon 16 Apr 2007
truly powerful piece for a cause that couldn't be more important,,,,for if our children forget they may be doomed to repeat that type of atrocity. Thank you so much Nira for this!cathy sharpe 16 Apr 2007
Poignant work, and so should be, to forget is like to forgive and forsake the lost !Joanna Jungjohann 16 Apr 2007
Mercy; this is mercy week for catholics ......the world needs to learn mercy, I pray as such, thank you nira, showing this , people should not ever forget, no matter the race or religion, such heinous acts were committed .........peace mercy and grace to all ............Nelly van Nieuwenhuijzen 16 Apr 2007
we will never forget...just thoughts, cannot find words...Patty Day 16 Apr 2007
Thanks for sharing your art!!! The world will never forget!!!!!Reba McDonald 16 Apr 2007
It will never be forgotten.Loredana 16 Apr 2007
OH MY WHAT POWER THIS IMAGE HOLDS NIRA ...Jeff Richardson 16 Apr 2007
Nira, I have seen many photos like this one. My Father who was a soldier in WWII was among the first to liberate these camps. The site was terrible, thank goodness they had a camera to document the reality. The photos were sent to a museum in New York that specializes in war crimes aginst Jewish prisoners of WWII. Your picture brings back the shocking reality of it all. I am one who will never forget, Thanks for the posting Nira ... Jeff RichardsonKaren Cash 16 Apr 2007
the horror is immense...powerful image indeedjennifer blenkinsopp 16 Apr 2007
very powerful, image, and very well done too.