Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the public should be “outraged and offended” by the growing number of people in Ireland who do not believe the Holocaust happened. A survey last week by the Claims Conference, a New York-based organisation involved in Holocaust remembrance, found that almost 10 per cent of Irish people between the ages of 18 and 29 thought the Holocaust was a “myth”. Speaking at the annual Holocaust Education Ireland remembrance event in Dublin, Mr Martin said the Holocaust was “the most clearly documented crime in world history”. “Its savagery and scale are undeniable, as are the identities...
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