Then and Now by Ruth Neuwald Falcon
The common thread linking the camps is their collective existence as the massive, interconnected state apparatus of violence, terror, and destruction. The National WWII Museum…
Dictators count on silence by Ruth Neuwald Falcon
I don't know how old I was when I learned about Nazis. I don't know how I was told, or even if I was told.…
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It’s happening again by Ruth Neuwald Falcon
I got texts today from friends all over the country, checking in to see how I'm doing in the middle of a rather impressive snowstorm…
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This is not Germany by Ruth Neuwald Falcon
On January 12, 1943, my grandparents, Erich and Martha Stier, were deported to Auschwitz, two days before my grandmother's fifty-fifth birthday. I don't know the…
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