Worldwide Terrorism & Crime Against Humanity   Index "The evil that men do; lives after them..." -Shakespeare The Holocaust The Holocaust was unprecedented, but now the precedent is there. One of the horrible lessons of the Holocaust is that it can happen again, it happened to a certain extent in Rwanda, East Timor and in Kosovo. The only way for us to relay the horrors of what happened, its significance and to keep this from ever happening again is through "honest" and universal education. When you study the Holocaust, you are studying the highest level of organized hate in the history of mankind. Studying the rise of the Nazis, their extermination of the Jew's, the Roma's, the Jehovah's Witnesses and other "undesirables" is an exploration into how ordinary people can be led into committing the ultimate horror - genocide. "The Nazis victimized some people for what they did, some for what they refused to do, some for what they were, and some for the fact that they were." - John Conway Definative Link on the Holocaust Source: The Teachers Guide to the Holocaust