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“All truth-seekers should study the genocide that was the Holocaust and ask themselves how on Earth this event was 'allowed' to occur, keeping in mind allowed is the correct term as there was no shortage of witnesses, including those all over Europe who stood by and did nothing to intervene. If those bystanders hadn’t just stood by, perhaps the history books would tell a different story.”

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Book:Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories
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Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories

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James Morcan

James Morcan, born on July 18, 1978, is a renowned film actor from Canada. He is known for his outstanding performances in various films, particularly in independent and art cinema. more

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