Canada issued a very interesting stamp to mark the 50th Anniversary of the end of the Holocaust, showing people behind barbed-wire and the 'Yellow Star'. It is true as well that the communists in power had an interest in denigrating the fascist regime that preceded them. West Germany and Israel also issued stamps to mark the 50th anniversary of 'Crystal Night' both designs showing synagogues in flames. Austria is stunningly absent from the nations that have commemorated some aspect of the Holocaust on stamps. Both Israel and Poland have issued stamps paying tribute to the Fighters of the Ghettos.
Stamps reflect the culture and personalities of a nation.
The Holocaust is written into the history of the Jewish people and Israel, but it is good to note that other nations remember this horrific era in human history. Rehoboam succeeded by Abijah. From this point onwards, the narrative in Kings veers between accounts of the Kings of Israel and the Kings of Judah in either interconnecting or quite separate sections. As was an ancient custom when visiting a prophet, she took some gifts with her. Ahijah who could no longer see, perhaps through cataract, had been apprised by G-d beforehand of the visit.