It was a sunny, clear morning at the end of August when I met with the librarian to walk through a routine I had become accustomed to in the “book talk” presentations for my first published non-fiction book, “Tatyana’s War – Escape and Survival on the Eastern Front in World War II.”As with all libraries, councils, or networking groups, which had graciously invited me, I always visited ahead of time to test the connection from my laptop to the overhead screen projector in the library’s community room and consulted with the resident audio-visual specialists on microphone and podium. I had...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
