The Nazis and their allies murdered around 6 million Jews, as well as others, in German-occupied Europe.
More than a million people, most of them Jews, were killed at Auschwitz in southern Poland, which was liberated by Soviet troops on Jan. 27, 1945. The vast majority were gassed to death.“To remember also means being careful because these things can happen again, starting with ideological proposals that claim to want to save a people but end up destroying a people and humanity,” he said.
“Be wary of how this path of death, extermination and brutality started,” he said, referring to the Nazis’ rise to power in the 1930s on a wave a extreme nationalism.some supporters of former President Donald Trump wore clothes bearing anti-Semitic messages or displayed Nazi symbols. One wore a T-shirt reading “Camp Auschwitz” and another wore a T-shirt with the inscription “6MWE,” a far-right acronym that stands for “6 Million Wasn’t Enough.”