I. M. Weissenberg Memorial
Abraham Lewin
1941
Eulogy Read at a Commemorative Evening in Honour of Yitshak Meir Weissenberg, 13 September 1941
We live in a prison. We have been degraded to the level of homeless and uncared-for animals. When we look at the swollen, half-naked bodies of Jews lying in the streets, we feel as if we find ourselves at some subhuman level. The half-dead, skeletal…
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