This House resolution commemorates the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation and International Holocaust Remembrance Day. It calls on people in the United States to remember Holocaust victims, honor survivors, work toward tolerance, peace, and justice, oppose genocide and persecution, and combat antisemitism.
The resolution calls on people to remember victims and survivors and oppose antisemitism. It does not set out individual requirements or services.
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The resolution says that remembering the Holocaust and teaching its history can help people understand intolerance and prevent similar injustices. It also cites antisemitic incidents as a reason to renew efforts to combat antisemitism.
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