At the end of my first year of law school, I had the opportunity to work on legal issues surrounding Holocaust reparations still being paid by the German government. It was an incredible experience, recounted “>living a new nightmare” of poverty, and reparations would help, albeit not enough. Moreover, the remaining survivors in 2010 were no younger than 65; most were in their 80s and 90s, many with flagging health. I knew that survivors — not a survivor, but any survivors — would not be around much longer. And I wanted to hear their stories one more time.
I was reminded of this last week when Tablet published ““>look and listen here.
