Good morning, New York. On this date in 1963, The New Yorker published the first part of “Eichmann in Jerusalem,” philosopher Hannah Arendt’s controversial book-length essay on the trial of the “terrifyingly normal” mastermind of the Holocaust. Shelf life : Ezra Goldstein was 60 when he decided to take over the struggling Community Bookstore in Park Slope. Twelve years later he is ready to retire, after shoring up Brooklyn’s oldest independent bookstore as a center of the neighborhood’s literary culture. Julia Gergely reports . Safe space : Roslyn Engelmayer — Bubby Roz — is an adopted grandmother to the “misfit”...
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