Who Shall Bear Guilt for the Holocaust?

Henry L. Feingold

1979

A simple searing truth emerges from the vast body of research and writing on the Holocaust. It is that European Jewry was ground to dust between the twin millstones of a murderous Nazi intent and a callous Allied indifference. It is a truth with which the living seem unable to come to terms. Historians expect that, as time moves us away from a…

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Henry L. Feingold

b. 1931

A German-born scholar of American Jewish and Holocaust history, Henry Feingold is professor emeritus of history and served as director of the Jewish Resource Center at Baruch College of the City University of New York. He is also the general editor of the five-volume series, The Jewish People in America (1992).

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