Introduction to the Projected Anthology Auschwitz
All of us—dying here in polar, ice-cold indifference of nations, forgotten by the world and its hustle and bustle—have nonetheless felt the need to leave something for posterity: if not complete documentation, then at least documentary fragments of how we felt as living corpses, how we thought and spoke. We have been buried alive, and the world…
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