Published on
Jan 2, 2025
Why Is It So Hard to Build a Holocaust Memorial in London?
On the short spring night of May 11, 1943, Szmul Zygielbojm—a Jewish Polish exile in despair—sat down and typed three letters in his flat, overlooking Porchester Square, near Paddington Station, in London. Zygielbojm was forty-eight years old, a pale …
Source:
The New Yorker
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Left-wing
