Op-ed: Holocaust survivor voices through the isolation of the pandemic By Diane Saltzman 3:45 PM "The Tower of Faces" inside the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. (Ulrich Baumgarten/Getty Images) Esther Starobin noticed the change in the questions she received right away. “It seems to me the questions the kids ask are more thought out on Zoom,” Starobin says. “I think that makes what we talk about when we speak to a group more personal, more interesting because you get down to details, not just the broad strokes.” Advertisement The 84-year-old Holocaust survivor, whose parents were killed in Auschwitz,...
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