Holocaust historian Kenneth Waltzer said that it was disturbing that so few people had noticed and inquired about the obvious holes in his history over a decade of time, and that Rosenblat didn't need to embellish his story, which was already powerful enough by itself.
That it was disturbing that so few people had noticed and inquired about the obvious holes in his history over a decade of time, and that Rosenblat didn't need to embellish his story. This was what Holocaust historian Kenneth Waltzer said. His story was already powerful enough by itself.