Historical Context of Jewish Suffering

New York, Sunday, June the 6th,

1915. This is eighteen year before

Hitler ever set foot in the government. There it is, people.

Six million Jews.

The New York Times,

October 18th, 1918, and the article is

called, One Billion Dollar Fund to Rebuild Jewry.

There it is. Six million souls will need help to resume

normal life when war is ended. The New York Times,

September the 8th, 1919, and the article is

called,

Ukrainian Jews Aim to Stop Pogroms.

Mass meeting hears that one hundred and twenty-seven thousand Jews have been

killed

and six million on peril.

In The New York Times,

November the 12th, 1919, and they've reduced to

tragically unbelievable poverty, starvation, and disease.

About six million souls, or half the Jewish population of the

earth. February 23rd, 1920,

six million Jews.

Friday, May the 7th, 1920, the

fund for Jewish war sufferers in Central and Eastern Europe,

where six millions face horrifying conditions of famine, disease, and

death. New York Times,

Wednesday,

July the 20th, 1921. Twelve year

before Adolf Hitler ever set foot in the government. Look at that.

Russia's six million Jews are facing extermination

by massacre.

The Gazette, Montreal,

December the 29th, 1931,

and the article pretty much speaks up for itself.

Six million Jews face starvation.