1. 9/1/2009 12:06 PM Fabian Merz wrote:
   I come back here every week just to learn something new. I haven't been dissapointed in over 3 years.
   
   FM
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I really like your website!

Especially with all the lame blogs and controversy crap that’s out there these days!

Your site towers head and shoulders above the rest!

James Presi
Los Angeles, California

I have always been perplexed by the reaction of the civilian onlookers who while able to deny knowledge of the camps, could hardly deny the fate of these poor souls dying on the streets as they passed through towns and villages.

Watching one of these death marches must have been a horrific experience!

I can't even fathom what it must have been to be a prisoner of one.

1. 6/30/2009 11:38 AM Charles wrote:
   We live with Holocaust deniers who poison vulnerable young minds with their venomous drivel. If we allow them to revise history, then the Holocaust can occur again in a future generation.
   
   It is critical that we teach our children the truth about the Holocaust. Whether someone made a poor casting decision is virtually irrelevant.
   
   I wrote about the Holocaust because I felt it critical to discount Holocaust deniers. These mendacious historical revisers desire only one thing - to finish that which Hitler began with the Jewish people. There are many vulnerable individuals whose weak minds can be turned into hatred of minorities. It happened in 20th Century Europe. It can happen again. If we had learned from the Holocaust, we would not have witnessed Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda or Darfur. Prejudice continues. Someone has to stop the blind hatred.
   
   "Jacob's Courage" is a tender coming of age love story of two young adults living in Salzburg at the time when the Nazi war machine enters Austria. This historical novel presents accurate scenes and situations of Jews in ghettos and concentration camps, with particular attention to Theresienstadt and Auschwitz. It explores the dazzling beauty of passionate love and enduring bravery in a lurid world where the innocent are murdered. From despair, to unforgettable moments of chaste beauty, "Jacob’s Courage" examines a constellation of emotions during a time of incomprehensible brutality.
   
   I described the Auschwitz death march in great detail in "Jacob's Courage." AN Auschwitz survivor who read my book called me to ask how I knew exactly what it was like to live through the experience. That told me my description was accurate.
   
   The worst characterization of the human experience is revealed through religious, ethnic, gender or racial prejudice. Only when we learn to value the differences among us will humankind move forward into a bright future. If we fail to learn this lesson, only darkness remains for our progeny.
   
   You can learn more about the Holocuat here http://jacobscourage.wordpress.com/. The book is available through all major retailers, as a Kindle book and a Smashwords download. Let's hope that our children will be more tolerant than our parents were.
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1. 5/22/2009 12:13 PM Maya Jansen wrote:
   Dear H.E.A.R.T
   
   I couldn't agree more with your statements.
   
   60 years after the Holocaust happened arguing with those who choose to deny out of their own racial hatred is just silly.
   
   I don't care about making a Holocaust denier look badly.
   
   They already do that themselves the moment they promulgate their venomous propaganda.
   
   Maya Jansen
   New York, NY
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1. 5/15/2009 6:21 AM Benjamin Frothor wrote:
   I agree with you. Most other website present a very short summary with few photos and not much depth. Whereas the HolocaustResearchProject.org group, delves much deeper into the factual events and they also integrate witness accounts with scholarly research and archived documentation.
   
   Which makes for a very interesting learning experience.
   
   Ben
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1. 4/18/2009 7:58 PM John Kaligannis wrote:
   I agree!
   All Higher Education institutions should partner with the Holocaustresearchproject to truly educate students about the atrocities of the Holocaust.
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1. 3/31/2009 4:01 AM Megan Wallace wrote:
   I agree with Linda 100 percent!
   I teach High School in the United States and this website has become one of my most important online resources.
   
   I can't thank the Holocaust Research Team enough for this great endeavor.
   
   Megan Wallace Columbus, Ohio
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Excellent website!


KQ

1. 12/31/2008 3:33 PM HEART wrote:
   Jamie,
   
   Thank you for your note.
   
   H.E.A.R.T is often asked to provide historical consultation to the film/television industry as well as online & print media.
   
   Since all consultation is strictly voluntary - (H.E.A.R.T accepts no compensation for any Holocaust related consultation) - it is often difficult to assist with the many requests we receive on a regular basis.
   
   Team members are often on location throughout Europe, and or working in various archives in the US, UK, Germany and Poland.
   
   UK Director Mr. Chris Webb manages one of the rarest and most comprehensive photo archives to be found anywhere in the world. He spends much of his time identifying, and labeling the many thousands of pictures from the ghettos, and locations of Holocaust atrocities.
   
   US Director Mr. Carmelo Lisciotto spends most of his available time in eastern Poland and the areas of the former Soviet Union conducting extensive research on the activity of the Einsatzgruppen for his book due to be released in 2009.
   
   Other members of the team conduct Holocaust tours, or perform services for Jewish groups as well as with various archives in the review and translation of documents, decodes and other artifacts.
   
   We appreciate your feedback and encourage your continued education in the most infamous period of world history.
   
   -H.E.A.R.T
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1. 9/14/2008 11:37 AM H-E-A-R-T wrote:
   Dear Jill St Claire
   
   We thank you for your kind remarks.
   
   The H-E-A-R-T U.S Director Carmelo Lisciotto has a book expected to be released in spring of 2009. More information on this release will be posted in the Publications section of the HolocaustResearchProject.org website.
   
   In addition several contributors to the H-E-A-R-T website have publications on Aktion Reinhard being released in December.
   
   Stay tuned a lot of material on the way!
   
   Thank you for your interest.
   
   -The Holocaust Education & Archive Research Team.
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1. 9/19/2007 1:28 PM Nadya Stemster wrote:
   I agree! Utterly fantastic!
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1. 9/4/2007 8:21 AM Arti Schlosser wrote:
   I wrote to the HEART team and they were very helpful.
   Not like a lot of the other sites where no one responds. These guys are for real and they truly know their stuff!
   High praise for the holocaustresearchproejct !
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