Could this happen again?

The Holocaust is certainly one of the darkest times, if not the darkest, in the history of mankind. It is a time of overwhelming terror and enduring grief. It appears there was no trace of human kindness to lighten that darkness. It is said to be the ultimate expression of man’s inhumanity toward man. Yet, there were deeds of courage and compassion during the Holocaust that we can take some comfort about our past and hope for our future.

Although Elie Wiesel and Oskar Schindler came from very diverse backgrounds, both of these men are responsible for not only saving the lives of Jews during WWII but also for chronicling their struggles against the Nazis.