What can we learn from the Holocaust about racism, discrimination and intolerance? What can we learn about kindness, sacrifice and hope?

However, the Holocaust teaches us more than just the historical facts of how and what occurred during this disgusting blight on human history. The Holocaust teaches us, in a vividly clear way, that there are lessons to be learned from the Holocaust. Lessons that we all — adults and youngsters — need to learn.Just as the perpetrators and collaborators did prior to 1945, we also have “choices” to make every day of our lives. Whereas the collaborators chose to bully, beat, intimidate and turn in their neighbors who they once called “friends,” resulting in their imprisonment and often death, many of our students today are also bullying and intimidating their so-called “friends,” mostly through social media. While some may think this is innocent “fooling around,” be assured that to the one at the receiving end, it is far from innocent.

Explanation: hope it helps

in 476 c.e. romulus, the last of the roman emperors in the west, was overthrown by the germanic leader odoacer, who became the first barbarian to rule in rome. the order that the roman empire had brought to western europe for 1000 years was no more.

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