What is unique about the Romanian Holocaust is that very few Germans were involved, writer Gali Mir-Tibon said on Wednesday at the launch of her book The List of Mothers, hosted by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bucharest. The List of Mothers is a historical novel about the tragedy of the deportations to Transnistria, combining rigorous archival research with literary sensitivity. "The Germans were barely involved. The Holocaust in Romania was a Romanian creation, carried out in a Romanian way," the author added. She said the horrors of the Second World War were acts committed "by...
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