Kristallnacht Seventy Years Later - 'Was There No Space in the World for Us?'
November 07, 2008
November 07, 2008
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7 -- Simon Wiesenthal Center issued the following news release:
Seventy years ago, while Jews in America gathered at the Algonquin Hotel and Waldorf Astoria at banquets in support of Jewish causes or in personal celebration of a Simcha, the most notorious pogrom was unleashed by Hitler's Germany. On this day was born the Night of Broken Glass, Kristallnacht.
The Nazis said it was in reaction to the killing of a German official in Paris, but a . . .
Seventy years ago, while Jews in America gathered at the Algonquin Hotel and Waldorf Astoria at banquets in support of Jewish causes or in personal celebration of a Simcha, the most notorious pogrom was unleashed by Hitler's Germany. On this day was born the Night of Broken Glass, Kristallnacht.
The Nazis said it was in reaction to the killing of a German official in Paris, but a . . .