A couple years ago I had conversation with a musician who passionately insisted that "alot of good" came out of the Holocaust. When I finally nailed it down, -- to her as well, it was that alot of good music came of that era (when America was at war, lots of Broadway tunes, etc). But that is separate from the Holocaust. It appears this p…
A couple years ago I had conversation with a musician who passionately insisted that "alot of good" came out of the Holocaust. When I finally nailed it down, -- to her as well, it was that alot of good music came of that era (when America was at war, lots of Broadway tunes, etc). But that is separate from the Holocaust. It appears this person had no American history or unbiased world history knowledge. It took a half-hour, heated on her behalf - to <perhaps temporarily> unwind this misinformation she held. It made me wonder how history is taught in some schools. The definition of the Holocaust is solid, not fluid.
A couple years ago I had conversation with a musician who passionately insisted that "alot of good" came out of the Holocaust. When I finally nailed it down, -- to her as well, it was that alot of good music came of that era (when America was at war, lots of Broadway tunes, etc). But that is separate from the Holocaust. It appears this person had no American history or unbiased world history knowledge. It took a half-hour, heated on her behalf - to <perhaps temporarily> unwind this misinformation she held. It made me wonder how history is taught in some schools. The definition of the Holocaust is solid, not fluid.