The son of a Holocaust victim is considering voting for the far-right Rassemblement National in the parliamentary elections. How can that be? About a dilemma that many Jews in France are currently facing.
Serge Klarsfeld has dedicated his long 88-year life to memory. The memory of his father, whom he lost in Auschwitz; of the names of 76,000 deported Frenchmen, which he compiled in a monumental work weighing seven kilograms; of the Nazi criminals in hiding, whom he and his German wife Beate tracked down all over the world, in Bolivia, Syria, and Germany, in order to bring them to justice.
Source: Stern
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