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[Blog] How it felt to liberate Auschwitz
Feb. 5th, 2005 12:32 amFrom Ken McLeod's blog "the Early Days of a Better Nation":
«The Greatest Generation
One of the last survivors of the soldiers who liberated Auschwitz tells his story here. What he says between the lines comes through. It's a lot.
Via 'It's No Accident'.»
I am a million miles away from Ken politically, though I like the man himself very well and adore his books. I think - no, I am sure - he has a different take on this to me. I am unsure what he means by what Vinnichenko says between the lines; I would welcome exegesis from more politically-enlightened readers than I.
«The Greatest Generation
One of the last survivors of the soldiers who liberated Auschwitz tells his story here. What he says between the lines comes through. It's a lot.
Via 'It's No Accident'.»
I am a million miles away from Ken politically, though I like the man himself very well and adore his books. I think - no, I am sure - he has a different take on this to me. I am unsure what he means by what Vinnichenko says between the lines; I would welcome exegesis from more politically-enlightened readers than I.
