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矮化納粹大屠殺是任何試圖削弱納粹大屠殺的嚴重性(即歷史否定主義)、或將嚴重程度遠不如納粹大屠殺的事件進行類比的言論。第二次世界大戰期間納粹德國和其軸心國盟友蓄意隔離並殺害估計約六百萬猶太人和其他被認為是低等的平民,1945年當納粹德國領袖被歐洲國際軍事法庭審判時,「種族滅絕」(genocide)一詞尚未被用來定義「蓄意針對並滅絕特定民族或國籍人口」的行徑,直至1948年聯合國大會才以納粹大屠殺為戒通過了《防止及懲治危害種族罪公約》來明確定義種族滅絕的定罪準則。 Holocaust trivialization is any comparison or analogy that diminishes the impact of the Holocaust, the Nazi genocide of six million European Jews during World War II. The Wiesel Commission defined trivialization as the abusive use of comparisons with the aim of minimizing the Holocaust and banalizing its atrocities. Originally, holocaust meant a type of sacrifice that is completely burnt to ashes; starting from the late 19th century, it started to denote an extensive destruction of a group, usually people or animals. The 1915 Armenian genocide was described as a "holocaust" by contemporary observers.
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矮化納粹大屠殺是任何試圖削弱納粹大屠殺的嚴重性(即歷史否定主義)、或將嚴重程度遠不如納粹大屠殺的事件進行類比的言論。第二次世界大戰期間納粹德國和其軸心國盟友蓄意隔離並殺害估計約六百萬猶太人和其他被認為是低等的平民,1945年當納粹德國領袖被歐洲國際軍事法庭審判時,「種族滅絕」(genocide)一詞尚未被用來定義「蓄意針對並滅絕特定民族或國籍人口」的行徑,直至1948年聯合國大會才以納粹大屠殺為戒通過了《防止及懲治危害種族罪公約》來明確定義種族滅絕的定罪準則。 Holocaust trivialization is any comparison or analogy that diminishes the impact of the Holocaust, the Nazi genocide of six million European Jews during World War II. The Wiesel Commission defined trivialization as the abusive use of comparisons with the aim of minimizing the Holocaust and banalizing its atrocities. Originally, holocaust meant a type of sacrifice that is completely burnt to ashes; starting from the late 19th century, it started to denote an extensive destruction of a group, usually people or animals. The 1915 Armenian genocide was described as a "holocaust" by contemporary observers. Manfred Gerstenfeld identifies trivialization of the Holocaust as one of eleven forms of Holocaust distortion; he defines Holocaust trivialization as the application of language that is specific to describing the Holocaust to events and purposes that are unrelated to it. According to David Rudrum, examples of Holocaust trivialization include Lord Wigley invoking Auschwitz to oppose nuclear weapons and Al Gore citing Kristallnacht in defence of the environment. In the words of Holocaust survivor and memoirist Elie Wiesel, "I cannot use [the word 'Holocaust'] anymore. First, because there are no words, and also because it has become so trivialized that I cannot use it anymore. Whatever mishap occurs now, they call it 'holocaust.' I have seen it myself in television in the country in which I live. A commentator describing the defeat of a sports team, somewhere, called it a 'holocaust.' I have read in a very prestigious newspaper published in California, a description of the murder of six people, and the author called it a holocaust. So, I have no words anymore."
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