Holocaust Memorial Museum, was quiet for a moment as she watched him on her laptop in her study in Falls Church, Va. Now, forced by the pandemic to talk on a shaky Zoom connection over a cellphone taped to his computer, Orel took out some tissues and wiped his nose. Go ahead.”Among the other things disrupted by the global pandemic has been the Holocaust museum’s 30-year-long oral history project. “By the time this pandemic is over, a lot of these people may not be here.”Navazelskis began researching the process of conducting remote interviews. He told Navazelskis he was still working for the Germans in Thebes when he found out.

Source: Washington Post December 20, 2020 12:56 UTC