Walter Reich is Yitzhak Rabin Memorial professor of international affairs, ethics, and human behavior at George Washington University and a senior scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center. He was the director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum from 1995 to 1998.
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Time and again, Martin Kramer has challenged one widely-embraced orthodoxy or another, both ideological and historical. And, using his incisive reasoning and his finely-honed skills as an expert and d...
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A second Holocaust is unlikely so long as Iran doesn’t get nuclear weapons.
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“The greatest guardian” of Holocaust memory.
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“One of the dumbest ideas in the annals of U.S foreign policy.”
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Edward Rothstein’s “ The Problem with Jewish Museums ,” is one of the finest pieces of writing I know not only about Jewish museums but also about “identity museums” of all kinds. With concision and c...
