Samuel Kassow

Samuel Kassow, a historian and professor at Trinity College, delves into the poignant narrative of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. He vividly recounts the vibrant prewar Jewish community and the brutal transition into ghetto life. Kassow highlights survival strategies, including smuggling and civilian support, which culminated in the brave resistance of April 1943. He emphasizes the importance of cultural preservation through the Ringelblum Archive and the moral complexities of resistance. His insights urge listeners to remember the dignity and resilience exhibited during such dark times.