Why is it important to remember the Holocaust?

Because....
 
-thousands of people were slaughtered in a cruel way
-millions of Jewish people died there
-a lot of people were a subject of medical experiments
-it was an organised crime against several national groups - mostly Jews
-the hatred and the fascist ideology led to these cruel and inhuman events.

Fascism and antisemitism are rising again all around the world, even though we already learnt where it leads. Humankind cannot let these things happen again. What can we do then? In history classes, we should talk about this topic again and again. The teachers have to show the photos, videos or any kind of memories about the Holocaust to face the past in order to build a better future.

Do not forget about the three magical words!

EDUCATE. READ. REMEMBER.

#WeRemember #HolocaustRemembrance

Written by Dóra Nagy

​School is a place to provide learning spaces and learning environments for the teaching for students under the direction of teachers.
There ar some levels you have to attend like:
Kindergarden,
Pree school,
Primary school,
Secondary school,
University,

Formal schools have existed at least since ancient Greece (Academy), ancient Rome (Education in Ancient Rome) ancient India (Gurukul), and ancient China (History of education in China).

Obligatory school attendance became common in parts of Europe during the 18th century. In Denmark-Norway, this was introduced as early as in 1739-1741.

Since the school attendance is obligatory still there are some kids who dont have a chance to attend to a school. There could be a lot of reasons for it. In some places the lowest levels of the schools isnt free or at least the price for the books are so high that they cant afford it. And further way there are some differences in the same level of schools. The place can be more different or the teachers and the level what they are teaching.

I think if the school is obligatory from 18th century and we are here in 2019 than everyone should get the chance to attend to at least a primary school and get the same kind of education.

Petra Kántor