The author of The Killing of Karen Silkwood and Escape from Sobibor investigates this country’s post-war immigration policy, which admitted many former Nazis who had technical skills useful to space and science programs, while denying entry to Holocaust victims. Focusing on the case of John Demjanjunk, Rashke raises moral and ethical questions about what it means to be a survivor.
The speaker was introduced by Mark LaFramboise.
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