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Eighty Years Later: What Liberation Gave and What It Withheld

Eighty Years Later: What Liberation Gave and What It Withheld

Dr. Michael Berenbaum, world-renowned Holocaust historian and scholar of memory and ethics, examines liberation as both a moment of deliverance and a moral paradox. Eighty years on, he explores what freedom restored, what it could not repair, and how these unresolved tensions continue to inform Holocaust remembrance, justice, and education.

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