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thedailyarticle.com. Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

It's not always easy to find good news in the news.

Here's a story that encouraged me greatly.

Two cousins who survived the Holocaust have been reunited 75 years later.

Morris Sena and Simon Marovitz fled the Nazis during World War II.

Sena last remembered seeing Marovets in Romania.

Sena's brothers had already been murdered. He escaped with his sister and mother,

traveling at night and often sleeping between dead bodies during the day to avoid detection.

Merovitz escaped with his sister through the help of an English colonel. He grew up in

England, and Sina eventually emigrated to Israel. A relative working on her family's genealogy

led to their reconnection. The Holocaust is the starkest reminder I know that ideas change the

world. In the late 19th century, Darwinian concepts of evolution were

applied to social problems. The result was the eugenics, or good genetics movement, to improve the

human population by excluding those deemed inferior and promoting those deemed superior. Following

World War I, eugenics were combined with the claim to German racial superiority,

leading to a program to cleanse German society of those identified as threats to the nation's health.

Among them were European Jews, six million of whom were eventually murdered.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker

tweeted this morning that agreement has been reached between the UK and EU on a new withdrawal deal.

Brexit is an idea that will have profound effects on Great Britain and Europe.

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