A new book sheds light on life in Germany during the Holocaust. “I Will Bear Witness” is the diary of the years 1933 to 1941 written by Victor Klemperer, a Jewish-born Protestant and professor at the Dresden Technical University. Klemperer survived the 12 years of the Nazi regime in part because he was married to an “Aryan.”
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