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They say that history doesn't repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme. As I've seen Volodymir Zelensky be venerated by various liberals of the world for standing up against Russia, I kept thinking of another prominent Jewish Ukrainian who took a similar stand over a century ago:
They say that history doesn't repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme. As I've seen Volodymir Zelensky be venerated by various liberals of the world for standing up against Russia, I kept thinking of another prominent Jewish Ukrainian who took a similar stand over a century ago:
No one wanted to be in the Auschwitz camp, except maybe prisoner number 4859 who volunteered himself to be locked up in that infamous camp.
This is the alleged story of a Korean who fought not only under one or two but three sides of war during the messy times of World War II.
BERLIN — In March 2014, I found myself in the stunning Ukrainian port city of Odessa. This was just mere weeks after the toppling of President Viktor Yanukovych had occurred in Kiev. At the time, it appeared as if this had been the climax of several months of upheaval and political jousting.