Sentence examples for because of the holocaust from inspiring English sources

Mr. Polenz says that every German chancellor is responsible, rightly, for defending Israel because of the Holocaust.

Merkel's 2016 decision was informed by the belief that Germany had a special debt because of the Holocaust.

Germany, with its historical sensitivities because of the Holocaust, may be the last to take the plunge.

Toward the end of World War II, his wife said, he put aside his pacifist convictions because of the Holocaust and joined the Navy, serving as a chaplain.

As Ari Shavit of Haaretz recently wrote, world opinion no longer cuts Israel the same slack because of the Holocaust as it did in the days of the Exodus.

I have this theory that because of the holocaust that was the AIDS epidemic and its annihilation of the previous generation of gay men, the faith of our fathers risks extinction.

Everyone "who cares about the Holocaust and historical accuracy" needs to distinguish between the Nazis and "the Germans" precisely because explanations of the Holocaust must grasp its political causes, and not rely on lazy – and in fact racist – equations of nazism with Germany.

Inviting German troops to Israeli soil to operate the missiles presents an emotional problem because survivors of the Holocaust, the Nazi slaughter of millions of Jews, might not welcome a German troop presence.

Sometimes the pain of such experiences has been sharpened by the perceived need to suppress it because the enormity of the Holocaust has made it very hard to speak openly about German suffering.

'The "never again" that Austrians swore as they emerged from the rubble of the Second World War was valid then and is valid also today, not only because of the horror of the Holocaust but also because of that terrible mental attitude that gave rise to it: anti-Semitism.

"My mother had premonitions all the time, probably because of the trauma of the Holocaust.