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    The 20th century saw Europe masticate itself. The Holocaust differed from other genocides in that Europe murdered most of its Jews. One out of every three Jews in the entire world was slaughtered. The Jewish population has yet to recover from This magnitude unheard of.

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    The 20th century saw Europe masticate itself. The Holocaust differed from other genocides in that Europe murdered most of its Jews. One out of every three Jews in the entire world was slaughtered. The Jewish population has yet to recover from This magnitude unheard of.

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    National Post

    Tues. Jan. 4th, 2011


    Page: A11
    Section: Letters

    Re: The First Holocaust, letter to the editor, Dec. 30.


    I find the “my tragedy was worse than your tragedy” arguments to be most unsavoury. The 20th century saw Europe
    masticate itself. The Holocaust differed from other genocides in that Europe murdered most of its Jews. Europe
    slaughtered one out of every three Jews in the entire world. This is a magnitude unheard of, and one from which the
    Jewish population has yet to recover.

    Len Bennett, Montreal.

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