Michael Berenbaum discusses his book, “After Tragedy and Triumph.” He begins by explaining that he is the Project Director of the Holocaust Museum as well as a professor of theology at Georgetown University. He talks about the construction of the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. He discusses American collective consciousness when remembering the Holocaust. Berenbaum talks about what a day in the concentration camps would have been like for a prisoner. He ends the interview by describing ways that the museum helps modern visitors relate to Holocaust victims.
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