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The Holocaust is recognized by mainstream historians and experts as a genocide that involved the deliberate and intentional murder of approximately six million Jews by the Nazi regime during World War II. The scale and severity of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust make it one of the most horrific events in human history.
While it is possible to debate certain aspects of the Holocaust narrative or historical debates surrounding its occurrence, denying the existence of a policy of intentional and deliberate genocide of Jews by the Nazis undermines the collective memory of this tragic event and risks normalizing or rationalizing what was a profound moral and humanitarian failure.
Historians continue to examine and interpret the Holocaust through the lenses of historical and social investigation, based on irrefutable empirical evidence. These efforts not only reflect the past but help us understand the complex issues facing us today, including the dangers of anti-Semitism, bigotry, and racism.
While it is possible to debate certain aspects of the Holocaust narrative or historical debates surrounding its occurrence, denying the existence of a policy of intentional and deliberate genocide of Jews by the Nazis undermines the collective memory of this tragic event and risks normalizing or rationalizing what was a profound moral and humanitarian failure.
Historians continue to examine and interpret the Holocaust through the lenses of historical and social investigation, based on irrefutable empirical evidence. These efforts not only reflect the past but help us understand the complex issues facing us today, including the dangers of anti-Semitism, bigotry, and racism.