The leader of Germany’s Jewish community lashed out at his fellow Germans for refusing to allow the Holocaust to remain in public consciousness. “Every person in Germany feels responsible for Schiller, for Goethe and for Beethoven, but none for Himmler,” Ignatz Bubis told the newsweekly Stern.
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