I'm reacting to the question. The article goes into a diatribe about the polling methodology which I don't particularly care about. That young people you would

I'm reacting to the question. The article goes into a diatribe about the polling methodology which I don't particularly care about. That young people you wouldn't expect (like, not neo-nazis or something) deny the holocaust, I have empirical evidence of, however, as I do of their ignorance of most, if not all, major historical events. And for most with any (much rarer) knowledge, usually it's at a very crude level you'd get from a blockbuster, a video game, or a half-seen special on the History channel ("Egypt? I know of it, that's the place with the pyramids where they had cat's as gods and turned dead into mummies!") - and this includes people with university degrees.