Editorial on Eichmann
In 1960, the editors of Jewish Life weighed the meaning of the Eichmann trial: justice and its limits, the duty of memory, and the world’s reckoning with the murder of six million Jews.
In 1960, the editors of Jewish Life weighed the meaning of the Eichmann trial: justice and its limits, the duty of memory, and the world’s reckoning with the murder of six million Jews.