An outrageous reminder of Nazi concentration camps About 120 Orthodox Jewish protestors were arrested in Jerusalem on Thursday, Oct. 19 during the "#DayofRage". Dozens of them were later released and fined 1000 shekels. A number of them (later identified as draft dodgers themselves) were transferred to a military prison. Some 27 protestors who declined to identify themselves were held until Sunday. A video was taken on Friday showing them being led out of the courthouse with large numbers on the

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"Witnessing genocide - experiences of Nazi concentration camps" is a new online portal launched today at Lund University, that makes a unique archive containing first-hand accounts from Nazi concentration camp survivors freely accessible to the general public. http://www.ub.lu.se/witnessing-genocide Ravensbrück, located just north of Berlin, was a concentration camp during World War II to which 130,000 people, mainly women and children, were taken and imprisoned. In 1945, only between 15,000 and