holocaust denial
Holocaust denial refers to the belief or promotion of the false notion that the Holocaust, a genocide during World War II when millions of Jews and other groups were systematically murdered by the Nazis, either did not occur or was significantly exaggerated.
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Related Concepts (21)
- anti-semitism
- conspiracy theories surrounding the holocaust
- hate speech targeting jews
- historical accuracy debates about the holocaust
- historical repression of holocaust evidence
- holocaust
- holocaust denial and anti-semitism
- holocaust denial and genocide denial
- holocaust denial in academia
- holocaust denial in far-right movements
- holocaust denial literature
- holocaust denial organizations
- holocaust denial parameters
- holocaust denial propaganda
- holocaust denial vs. holocaust minimization
- holocaust revisionism
- jewish conspiracy theories
- legislation against holocaust denial
- racial profiling of jews
- scapegoating jews for societal problems
- the role of social media in holocaust denial
Similar Concepts
- anti-judaism
- anti-semitic conspiracy theories
- antisemitic propaganda
- antisemitism
- auschwitz concentration camp
- denial
- denial or trivialization of the holocaust
- genocide
- holocaust and jewish victimization
- holocaust education
- holocaust remembrance
- holocaust survivor employment discrimination
- holocaust survivors
- nazi atrocities
- persecution of jews during the holocaust