Topic: Adolf Hitler

A Jewish legacy is vanishing in Belarus 70 years after Hitler
On June 22, 1941, Hitler’s men swept into Belarus and within a short period, killed some 800,000 of the Jews living there. Of those who remained, most left. A few stayed, but even now that number is dwindling.
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