Holocaust Remembrance Day

Today we commemorate the national Days of Remembrance, established by the US Congress as the nation’s annual recognition of the Holocaust. Tell us why you #remember: https://t.co/nN52qLgiu0

— US Holocaust Museum (@HolocaustMuseum) May 2, 2019

.@HRC joins the international community to honor the six million Jews who were murdered and millions of others who were victimized, including members of the LGBTQ community, under Nazi Germany before and during World War II. #HolocaustRemembranceDay https://t.co/9XHQl1Gi1B

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) May 2, 2019

One thing important to remember is that there are fewer Jews in the world than in 1939.
The Holocaust radically changed the Jewish world affects Jewish communities worldwide deeply to this day.
On this #YomHaShoah, we remember those lost.

— “Bentley” Addison (@ashkenegro) May 2, 2019

#NeverAgainhttps://t.co/J1UaarQ2p8

— Intersectional Life (@ILCP135) May 2, 2019