Words of the Week
“In the decades since the end of World War II and the Holocaust, many non-Jewish Germans worked to erase the stain on their nation’s honor that the wartime Nazi regime had created. They repaired crumbling Jewish cemeteries, gave tours of their towns’ Jewish past, and investigated local Jewish history, often doing their work without pay or recognition.
Arthur Obermayer decided that these noble Germans deserved to be recognized.”
Read more at The Jewish Week.