Auschwitz, South Sudan, and Searching for What Might Have Been

By Eric A. Friedman | Leave a Comment

From Auschwitz… I write these words just after my parents visited Auschwitz, that place of murder and Mengele, torture and terror, starvation and slavery, whose very name will be forever synonymous with the depths of darkness into which humanity can descend. As my parents told me after their experience, being there makes one shudders at […]

Posted in Human Rights, uncategorized ; Tagged: Auschwitz, Epidemic, genocide, Holocaust, mass atrocities, mass violence, never again, South Sudan.

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