Midstream, March 1st, 2005
Six decades after the Holocaust, American Jewish leaders' response to the Nazi genocide is still very much on the minds of many in the community. Some Jews involved in protests over human rights abuses in Sudan have said they are trying to avoid repeating the mistakes of their parents' generation. Recent newspaper articles marking the anniversary of the founding of the Soviet Jewry protest movement have cited disappointment over the Jewish leadership's response to the Holocaust as an impetus for the activists. The men who led the major Jewish organizations of that era have long since passed a...
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