
David shares how their annual family dinner that commemorates the Holocaust is a forward-looking rather than a backward-looking memorial. [Times of Israel]
David shares how their annual family dinner that commemorates the Holocaust is a forward-looking rather than a backward-looking memorial. [Times of Israel]
David reflects on the attitudes of second generation Holocaust survivors to individual Germans and the German people [featured post on Times of Israel].
David reminisces the story of his father’s brother, whom the family assumed had died in a concentration camp, but only later discovered that he was liberated in 1945. [Times of…
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