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  H.R. No. 935
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Between 1933 and 1945, Nazi Germany carried out the
  systematic persecution and annihilation of six million European
  Jews, as well as millions of other people, and this mass slaughter,
  known as the Holocaust, will forever signify the devastating
  results of unchecked intolerance, racism, and cruelty; and
         WHEREAS, Although it is a painful and wrenching experience to
  reflect on the tragic events that occurred during these dark years,
  it is only through remembrance that we can rightfully acknowledge
  and honor the men, women, and children whose lives were brutally cut
  short; Jews became the primary victims of the state-sponsored
  genocide, while Roma, Poles, disabled individuals, homosexuals,
  Jehovah's Witnesses, Soviet prisoners of war, and political
  dissidents were also persecuted; ultimately, all of these groups
  were decimated under the tyranny of the Third Reich; and
         WHEREAS, This horrific and shameful history is a powerful
  reminder of our responsibilities as citizens of a democracy to
  remain vigilant against hatred, bigotry, and violence and to defend
  the causes of individual freedom, national liberty, and equality
  and respect for every human being; moreover, we must reject the
  false claims of those who deny the Holocaust; and
         WHEREAS, Each year, the United States Holocaust Memorial
  Council designates an eight-day period as the Holocaust Days of
  Remembrance, and this year's commemoration extends from Sunday, May
  1, through Sunday, May 8, 2011; and
         WHEREAS, The events of the Holocaust are inextricably linked
  to the obligation of people everywhere to uphold the cause of human
  rights, and as we, the people of Texas, recall this disturbing time
  in history, may we also be mindful of our duty to stand firm against
  all forms of injustice; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas
  Legislature hereby recognize May 1 through 8, 2011, as the
  Holocaust Days of Remembrance, and encourage all Texans to do their
  part to keep the stories of Holocaust victims and survivors alive.
 
  Naishtat
 
 
Straus Gonzales of Williamson Morrison
 
Aliseda Gonzalez Munoz, Jr.
 
Allen Gooden Murphy
 
Alonzo Guillen Naishtat
 
Alvarado Gutierrez Nash
 
Anchia Hamilton Oliveira
 
Anderson of Dallas Hancock Orr
 
Anderson of McLennan Hardcastle Otto
 
Aycock Harless Parker
 
Beck Harper-Brown Patrick
 
Berman Hartnett Paxton
 
Bohac Hernandez Luna Pena
 
Bonnen Hilderbran Perry
 
Branch Hochberg Phillips
 
Brown Hopson Pickett
 
Burkett Howard of Fort Bend Pitts
 
Burnam Howard of Travis Price
 
Button Huberty Quintanilla
 
Cain Hughes Raymond
 
Callegari Hunter Reynolds
 
Carter Isaac Riddle
 
Castro Jackson Ritter
 
Chisum Johnson Rodriguez
 
Christian Keffer Schwertner
 
Coleman King of Parker Scott
 
Cook King of Taylor Sheets
 
Craddick King of Zavala Sheffield
 
Creighton Kleinschmidt Shelton
 
Crownover Kolkhorst Simpson
 
Darby Kuempel Smith of Harris
 
Davis of Dallas Landtroop Smith of Tarrant
 
J. Davis of Harris Larson Smithee
 
S. Davis of Harris Laubenberg Solomons
 
Deshotel Lavender Strama
 
Driver Legler Taylor of Collin
 
Dukes Lewis Taylor of Galveston
 
Dutton Lozano Thompson
 
Eiland Lucio III Torres
 
Eissler Lyne Truitt
 
Elkins Madden Turner
 
Farias Mallory Caraway Veasey
 
Farrar Margo Villarreal
 
Fletcher Marquez Vo
 
Flynn Martinez Walle
 
Frullo Martinez Fischer Weber
 
Gallego McClendon White
 
Garza Menendez Woolley
 
Geren Miles Workman
 
Giddings Miller of Comal Zedler
 
Gonzales of Hidalgo Miller of Erath Zerwas
 
  ______________________________
  Speaker of the House     
 
         I certify that H.R. No. 935 was adopted by the House on May 2,
  2011, by a non-record vote.
 
  ______________________________
  Chief Clerk of the House