The Iran Deal Is Based on Inspections That Won’t Work
A cat-and-mouse game Iran will win.
August 4, 2015
Rewriting history.
In 1998, Lithuania established a commission to investigate local collaboration with the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, who successively occupied the country during World War II. But rather than searching out the numerous Lithuanians who aided the SS in murdering Jews, the commission turned against one of its own participants—the eminent Israeli Holocaust historian Yitzhak Arad, who fought the Germans as part of a pro-Soviet partisan unit. Daniel Brook writes:
A cat-and-mouse game Iran will win.
A victory for the mob, and for Islamists.
Rewriting history.
What Michael Walzer misses.
Columbus credited Zacuto’s book with saving his life.
In 1998, Lithuania established a commission to investigate local collaboration with the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, who successively occupied the country during World War II. But rather than searching out the numerous Lithuanians who aided the SS in murdering Jews, the commission turned against one of its own participants—the eminent Israeli Holocaust historian Yitzhak Arad, who fought the Germans as part of a pro-Soviet partisan unit. Daniel Brook writes:
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