The Holocaust: From Survivor Of Verdun

Biography: William Hermanns was born on July 23, 1895 in a German Koblenz merchant family. His parents are Michael and Berta. Mr. Hermanns obtained a master's degree from the University of Berlin and a Ph.D. From the University of Frankfurt. His career included German soldiers during the First World War from 1915 to 1920. He was released as a prisoner of France in 1920 and will prepare for the job of a national league diplomat.

Eleven years after the Germans attacked Bois des Caures violently in 1927, many combatants were still alive. Survivors also participated in the recall of these horrible days in the army of Driant. Captain Simon, Robin, Captain Van Troy, and all the veterans of the 56th and 59th Infantry answered my phone and the Moroccan soldiers and soldiers from Verdun's garrison blended with the 42nd division soldier. . The movie was dedicated to all war martyrs, but the scene is that French and German mothers put their fallen sons on the same stretcher and offend some viewers . The official photograph of 422 French French crews put the captured German tanks in order, 1918 gelatin silver seal 402 and 403 black wall case (402 - 405, 457, 406, 407, 408)

In the fight of Verdun, the fight of Verdun ended in December during the First World War. This is one of the biggest and longest battles in the war, which fought against France and Germany in Western fonts. The battle started in February and used many artillery. After all, there were more than 500,000 casualties, more than 300,000 people lost their lives and the nine French cities were completely destroyed. France insists on victory, nevertheless neither side gets much from the fight, war will last until 1918

Ze'ev Sternhell is a childhood survivor of the Holocaust and was born in Przemyl, Poland. He was smuggled from the slums to Ruwa, survived the war and adopted by the Catholic family. In 2008, the stunt was injured by a bomb buried by settler terrorists. Sternhell is also an expert in fascism. Therefore, we can not underestimate his comparison of German people in 1933 - 39 years and Israel today. Sternhell compares Israel with the Nazi Germany, which was a massacre of 1941, but the Nazi plan before 1939 had plans to expel and deprive German Jews from their basic rights. Since 1933, there was a steady process of so-called gradual discrimination against German Jews. The first action was "recovery of vocational civil servants law", and most Jewish civil servants were fired.

When the genocide survivor Professor Ze'ev Sternhell compared Israel with Nazi Germany, it was time to wake up.