The Uniqueness of the Holocaust

I acknowledge that there are some significant differences in our experiences of racism. So I do not have in my family's story an experience of near extermination, which is still living memory. And that makes a massive difference in terms of how I conceive of my place here and my relationship to Bengal,. both sides of the border. People who shout anti-Semitism and somebody criticizes. Israel, they really get to my nerves.