With Additions to the first edition Reader's Guide: Excerpts of French President Jacques Chirac's 2005 speech in remembrance of Holocaust victims, and his full 2007 speech praising the Righteous Gentiles who helped to save Jews from deportation. The great lesson of the Holocaust is that the moment that one no longer respects one's neighbor--no longer looks at him as a human being, a worthy, respectable person--that is the beginning of Nazism. [...] And if a politician begins to take power and to discriminate against individuals because one is black, the other is Jewish, the third is a Gypsy, the fourth is Asian--that's the beginning of a dictatorship. It's the beginning of fascism. direct quote from Marcel Jabelot After surviving Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Death March,and the loss of his family and possessions, Jabelot found the strength to start a new life in Paris. His testimony, interviews by Barnett, resonates with courage and hope, and a message especially for young people. - from Amzon