The Pink Triangle - LGBTQIA+ People in the Holocaust (Part 2)
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The Pink Triangle - LGBTQIA+ People in the Holocaust (Part 2)
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In Part Two of The Pink Triangle - LGBTQIA+ People in the Holocaust, host Lentil Pulse continues exploring the persecution of LGBTQ+ people under Nazi rule and the lasting impact of this history.
This episode looks at the experiences of queer prisoners within the concentration camp system, the treatment they faced, and how their stories were documented and remembered after the war. It also explores how the pink triangle, once used to mark and persecute gay men, was later reclaimed as a symbol of LGBTQ+ resistance, remembrance, and pride.
This episode is supported by PrideXtra, part of Reading Pride. Thank you to them for supporting this two-part story and for the work they do in championing queer voices and community. Find PrideXtra on social media, or visit their stage at Reading Pride.
Content Warning
This episode discusses the Holocaust and contains references to violence, persecution, and other potentially distressing historical events.
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