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Admitting the Holocaust
Title: Admitting the Holocaust
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
Details: Words: 1308 | Pages: 5.6 (approximately 235 words/page)
Admitting the Holocaust
Admitting the Holocaust by Lawrence L. Langer is a collection of essays
about the Holocaust and how it is perceived in literature by our culture.
Langer explores oral testimonies, diaries and fiction that consider the
devastation of the Holocaust a central theme. He takes a look at human
values in the light of that devastation. He exhibits the concern between
literature and testimony. His hope is that the Holocaust experience will not
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…showed last 75 words of 1308 total…Perhaps we
will never find the answer. Perhaps there is no answer. Lawrence L. Langer
has demonstrated to me that no matter what we read, see, hear or feel, we, the
members of this generation and future generations will never be able to
understand the why and how of such a tragic and devastating event. We can
only hope to continue the study so that the Holocaust will be seen as it truly
was -- evil.
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