.... that tonight in 1938, one of the most infamous pogroms occurred. I wasn't sure if I wanted to discuss this, as I often get lost for words and my emotions, especially anger and hurt, get the better of me. However, my sister has put her brief thoughts down in a way I can't on subjects such as this one, here.
" I am the L-rd your G-d who rescued you from the land of Egypt... gods besides Me you should not know, and there is no Saviour but Me" (Shemot 20: 2 & Hoshea 13: 4) . A Sephardi discussion on Orthodoxy, the world, notes, essays & other pedantic musings
Showing posts with label remembrance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remembrance. Show all posts
Sunday, 9 November 2014
Events to remember
Greetings all,
There are 2 things to reflect about today.
The first is the remembrance day, in which Britain remembers the fallen of 2 world wars and the wars Britain has fought since, especially pertinent during this year's 100th anniversary of the start of world war I.
The second-which seems like only yesterday- is the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall and the end of Socialism in eastern Germany, the eventual reunification of Germany and the end of the cold war.
I will leave readers to think about these events in the comments thread below.
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