Elie Wiesel Was the World’s Moral Compass

04 Oct 2016 Leave a comment

by januarygray in Recommended reading

The Pen Hustle With Brandy Cavalli

Written by: Ronald S. Lauder

Thirty years ago, I traveled to Auschwitz with Elie Wiesel. I had been to the camp before. I had seen the barbed wire, the barracks, the guard towers. I had stood in the gas chambers where a generation of Jewish children perished as the hands of evil.

Read the entire article on Fortune.com


Rest In Paradise E. Wiesel, may your memory of memories NEVER be forgotten or overlooked.

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