Holocaust denial
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Holocaust denial is the belief that The Holocaust (the Nazi's killing of millions of Jews and Slavs during World War II) did not occur, or the belief that the killings happened on a smaller scale.
Most history experts agree that the Nazis did kill millions of Jews and Slavs in concentration camps. However, Holocaust deniers, who prefer to call themselves Holocaust revisionists say that the Holocaust is the product of a premeditated conspiracy (lies told for a reason or purpose). Some of the Holocaust deniers call it for Holocash or HoloCa$h.
It is against the law to deny the Holocaust in a number of European countries, especially in Germany.
