How Anti-Semitism Became Progressive
From the socialism of fools to the anti-imperialism of idiots.
November 10, 2015
“A living word from a dead world.”
A few years ago, researchers at Yad Vashem began a project to collect and examine letters and other items sent by survivors in the immediate aftermath of the Shoah. Yad Vashem will publish a book with translations of these letters next year. Among them is a poignant missive from one Tzipora Shapiro, liberated from Auschwitz in 1945. Yardena Schwartz writes:
From the socialism of fools to the anti-imperialism of idiots.
With help from Amnesty International.
“A living word from a dead world.”
Canceling something that never existed in the first place.
Europe’s great artists weigh in.
A few years ago, researchers at Yad Vashem began a project to collect and examine letters and other items sent by survivors in the immediate aftermath of the Shoah. Yad Vashem will publish a book with translations of these letters next year. Among them is a poignant missive from one Tzipora Shapiro, liberated from Auschwitz in 1945. Yardena Schwartz writes:
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