Elie Wiesel 
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SOURCE: NYT
8-5-18
Anti-Semitic Graffiti Scrawled on Childhood Home of Elie Wiesel in Romania
The act of vandalism occurred months after Romania’s Parliament passed a law in June to prevent and combat episodes of anti-Semitism.
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1-3-17
Before Elie Wiesel Was a Hero to Germans, He Was Regarded as a Nuisance – or Worse
by Jacob S. Eder
Germany’s coming to terms with the Nazi past was a difficult, contradictory, and long-winded process, illustrated by its evolving attitude toward Wiesel.
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SOURCE: NYT
12-1-16
Honoring Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust Witness Who Kept a Memory Alive
Five months after his death, Elie Wiesel’s family gathered at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum on Wednesday with prominent political figures to honor his contributions to Jewish history and memory.
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SOURCE: Portside
7-5-16
It Is Important to Have Perspective on Elie Wiesel's Legacy
by Max Blumenthal
While Wiesel leveraged his literary talents to win sympathy for Jewish victims of genocide, he sought to limit the narratives of other groups subjected to industrial-level extermination.
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SOURCE: NYT
7-2-16
Holocaust historian Elie Wiesel has died
More than anyone else, he seared the memory of the Holocaust on the world’s conscience.
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