– The Holocaust: origins, stages, organizers and results – The Armenian Genocide – murder without punishment – Those who were close to the Jews – gypsies and others – What is friendship with the American president worth – Allies and heirs of the Third Reich – Post-war genocides in Asia and Africa – “Jewish Bandera” and the new Ukraine – Europe: parades of SS veterans and “new Muslims” – Rules for surviving genocide When the war ended, the soldiers who opened the gates of Auschwitz, took Treblinka, saw the survivors of Babi Yar, were sure that this will not happen again. Fascism has been defeated, and no one, ever, anywhere will be able to kill people because of their nationality or faith. But 70 years have passed since the capture of Berlin, 100 years since the Armenian genocide, and so what? Weren't millions killed in Africa and Asia after World War II? Isn't there a genocide of Christians and Yazidis in the Middle East? Is it not being revived in Europe, including in Ukraine, where most of the Jews who died in the war were destroyed by their neighbors, fascism? Nazism was condemned, but most of the executioners survived. Europe is increasingly reminiscent of the Fourth Reich. And just in case, we need to teach children to survive genocide...