A penny for your thoughts. This one out of Britain is telling. THE BBC has allowed the government to exercise editorial control over a series of broadcasts to mark Britain's first Holocaust Memorial Day later this month. The odd arrangement came to light in correspondence between the BBC and Armenian groups in Britain who are furious that the genocide of their compatriots in 1915-16 is being ignored and all attention given to the Jewish Holocaust. Not too surprisingly, the weekly magazine, Focus, reported that police of the City of Frankfurt could not find Mr. Fisher's files.
Nobody has any idea where the documents are now.
The telegram has not survived. Out of some 14,000 decrypts that the British prime minister personally saw, this was the only one he felt he had to destroy. And it was the only signal emanating from Himmler. During the horror that faces us daily in the West Bank, the following are excerpts from some of the interviews heard on television. In a way, those Palestinians aren't even animals.