Right. I agree with that, but my thing is that you have to understand that they ARE trying to make us overlook that others were harmed too.
They aren't trying to make us overlook everyone else so much as they are... not mentioning them. Think of it this way though: when people talk about something, they tend to talk about how it relates to them, so Jewish people talk about how Jews were targeted. Which is another thing by the way: although many different minorities and groups were targeted, none to such an extent as the Jews were. Hitler was anti-semetic after all and blamed the Jews for all his tragedies - his father losing his job and becoming poor, his denial from art school, all the things he disliked about his life. So what happens is he moves from Austria to Germany, joins the Nazi party, becomes the leader, gets involved in politics, and once Hindenburg dies he manages to take over completely. But I digress.
Obviously other people were affected. Just take Poland for example. Other people that were specifically targeted were Communists. Russians, Slavs. Also anyone that was against Hitler or aided said groups would be hunted as well. But, since the Jews were a more personal enemy of Hitler, they were targeted first and in ways no one else was. In Germany they were first degraded, mocked, branded and outcast from society. Everyone else was either just killed or sent to camps... I say "just" but you know what I mean. They weren't as much of an "interest" to Hitler as the Jews were. It is therefore understandable how the Jews will often stand out and refer to their problems only rather than include the other victims.
Also, since this topic has evolved from a mere comment to a debate, I'm moving this. Congratulations! The topic has been upgraded to First Class for no additional charge!