Milton Melzer's 'We Will Never Forget'

In Milton Melzer’s excerpt from the book “We Will Never Forget” he goes into detail on WWII and the Holocaust and the horrors of the German people. First, he talks about if it is necessary to remember the holocaust and is it worth remembering because of all of the bad things that happened in that time period. In my opinion it is most important to remember so that you can teach you children and the next generation about what happen in that time no matter how bad it was. Second when Meltzer says “Such comparisons are unfeeling and fruitless”. I think this quote is important because it is saying that the holocaust is SO bad that the author has to use specific words to get across his main idea. Third when he says “It did not occur in a vacuum”.