https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.3825c830e607
The printed article goes on to say " The survey found a low awareness of other nations other than Germany where the Holocaust
occurred; Just 5 to 6 % of U.S. adults knew that Jews were killed in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuanina, where 90 % of the local Jewish
populations were murdered. Just 37 % of U.S. adults knew the Jews from Poland were killed; Poland was home to 3.5 million
Jewish Holocaust victims.
Respondents indicated much more awarenss of modern-day bias against Jews, with 68% saying anti-Semitism is present in America today,
with 51% saying there are 'many' or 'a great deal of' neo-Nazis in the Untied States today.
Despite the lack of historical knowledge, the survey found a desire for Holocaust education - 93% said in response to a question
at the end of the survey that all students should learn about the Holocaust in School. Perhaps because respondents feel that lack of
knowledge is a real threat to the future: 58% said they believe something like the Holocaust could happen again.
The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points."
Something to think about when the world is faced with despots as in Syria, North Korea, Iran, and Putin's iron grasp on Russia.