Looking to the Holocaust to learn how to forgive
Nov 18, 1999
By Benjamin Smith
A famed Nazi-hunter's book may have something to teach a society divided by bitterness. Benjamin Smith talks to the translator of Simon Wiesenthal's "The Sunflower."Lutheran pastor and translator Guntis Dislers is just 50 pages away from completing the first Latvian edition of "The Sunflower," Nazi-hunter Simon Wiesenthal's classic meditation on the Holocaust. He is working off a photocopy, so it is hard to read the question stamped across the original's bright-yellow cover: "You are a prisoner ...
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