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- Joining this network is a first for me but as a new student of the Holocaust, I am compelled to learn all that I can and hopefully one day I'll be able to share that knowledge as you (members) already do. This seems to be an amazing resource for information, as well as for support and kinship in the quest for remembrance of past heroes and villains and commitment to vigilance, continuous education and humane activism. Surprisingly, the more I learn about the Holocaust, the more I don't understand. All the more reason to keep researching... Thank you, in advance, for all the knowledge and wisdom you have to offer. I look forward to future interactions.
Many Blessings,
Debbie
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HHRC Michael Klahr Center Dedication May 25, 2008
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Thank you,
Ernie Easter
Thank you,
Ernie Easter
The Maine Holocaust Education Network was Nominated for an Edublog Award 2008
http://edublogawards.com/2008/best-educational-use-of-a-social-networking-service/
Thank you to all members for your participation in our Ning and your continued interest in trying to understand the Holocaust and working towards preventing future ones.
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What a list of thoughtful questions. I have often wondered about some of the same ones also. A purpose of this site is to work towards raising awareness of current atrocities, educate about the past, and work towards preventing future genocides.
In order to appropriately answer your questions and to point you to other resources could you tell if you are a student, educator, or concerned citizen/learner? You can direct message me if you do not want to share that information publicly.
Thank you for your thoughts and concerns.
Ernie