Look at the density of those dots. This gives you a physical image of how concentrated the Jewish Population was. And this is very important because it unlocks the secret9 to something the secret to something. One of the few records we have of the planning to will the jews of europe is on january 20th, 19 39, the head of the ss sat down with representatives of all kinds of german institutions and asserted his authority over the process and got their agreement to participate in it. He also said something that has often been quoted that was deeply misleading. He said europe will be combed there west to east. From west to east. In other words, the jews would be killed first from france and the netherlands and so forth, and the killing process would go across the continent. And yet anyone who has studied the holocaust knows that that is exactly the opposite of the way it happened. The killing went from east to west at least on the northern half of the european i continen. The million and a
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With this situation has not changed. Its a good exam from western countries. Russian president vladimir, who says the west of broken promise for ukrainian grain to go to countries the need has only a small fraction of the supplies went to africa. Ah, from moscow to the world, this is our t international. Im Rachel Blevins and here are the top stories this hour. We begin this hour with our special coverage of the referendum in the da boss republics, and to break away ukrainian regions to determine whether they will join russia as the boating has finished and ballots are now being counted. Ah. Now as for those results on the referendums in ukraine and the don bass, region holing stations have now closed after several days of accepting ballads. So lets take a look at the latest numbers we have available there ever and no. His final results have come in for ukraines break away zap ro she and her san regions with 93. 11 percent and 87 percent, respectively. Voting in favor of joining russia
A central russian city with moscow to the world. This is the international. My name is peter scotts and here the top stories at 9 in moscow time. The 1st were going to take a look at the latest on the referendums as a taking place in the republics of danielle logans until the regions is up at osha and kara song that now its the final day to day of voting as locals decide on whether they want to become part of russia. Ah, the 4th day of voting saw all 4 regions passing the crucial 50 percent milestone according to local official. Not that does mean the moscow will now recognize the results as valid at the high turnouts in the polls has been in the done yes. Republic, where around 1500000 people cast their votes. In little guns for public participation, remain steady with over a 1000000 people voting one. In the course on a project regents turn out is roughly the same as 63 and 66 percent, respectively. Are these boat some International Observers who gave their assessments of the voting.