In a message dated 06/02/1999 3:38:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << To the Editor, Elie Wiesel visits Kosovo, this Holocaust survivor and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize made his visit following a suggestion by President Clinton. The U.S. just finished a weekend of great celebrations of the past. Where are the voices from the past (like Wiesel) who insist on moral action? Who insist on facing the real world of here-and-how, on acting responsibly now and in the future? One such voice was a recent letter from a former prosecutor at Nuremberg. Are there others? Will they speak? Sincerely, Hugh Bone >>
To the Editor, Elie Wiesel visits Kosovo, this Holocaust survivor and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize made his visit following a suggestion by President Clinton. The U.S. just finished a weekend of great celebrations of the past. Where are the voices from the past (like Wiesel) who insist on moral action? Who insist on facing the real world of here-and-how, on acting responsibly now and in the future? One such voice was a recent letter from a former prosecutor at Nuremberg. Are there others? Will they speak? Sincerely, Hugh Bone
