Age is not a bar for Eddie Jaku, the 103-year-old Holocaust survivor, who shared his story after he turned 100. In writing about some of the worst atrocities of human history in ‘The Happiest Man on Earth: The Beautiful Story of Auschwitz Survivor’, he remains composed and tells the story with the comfort of a childhood bedtime story.
One of the most chilling aspects of history is that what happened before can recur. That is perhaps why genuine historians and litterateurs attach so much value to various forms of memory and their preservation.
Verses with razor-sharp words and thoughts are cutting through the post-370 winter in the Valley
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