Remembering the Farhud and the Jewish Nakba
– the pogrom or "violent dispossession" carried out against the Jewish population of Baghdad, Iraq, on June 1–2, 1941 and the mass expulsion of Jews from Islamic lands thereafter. To the memory of those who were persecuted, massacred and expelled only because they were Jews.
“Adolf Eichmann, for example, saw the Muslim world’s war on Israel as a continuation of the Nazi struggle against the Jews. “I have not managed to complete the task of total annihilation of the Jews, but I hope that the Muslims will complete it for me,” he wrote in his memoirs.”
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Remembering the Farhud and the Jewish Nakba 