I remember my parents had an old dusty copy of The Murderers Among Us laying around the house. Intrigued by its title, I read it when I was 11. It was the first really powerful account of the Holocaust that I had been exposed to. It made Simon Wiesenthal a personal hero of mine.
He was truly a great man and many will lament his passing. May his work and his memory live on.
If your convictions cannot stand up to criticism then they are not worth defending. Gerald Lund
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
2024 Year in Review
January - College Station, TX I spent the winter in College Station in a familiar Airbnb. I also got myself a shift hoodie for the car. I sm...
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January - College Station, TX I spent the winter in College Station in a familiar Airbnb. I also got myself a shift hoodie for the car. I sm...
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Not gonna lie; 2022 was not a good year. Good things happened, maybe – but overall, it was hard. January – I got news that my team would b...
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Well, 2020 sure started off with a bang, and the first 2.5 months were a continuation of my year of travel. I started out the year in Reno,...