The Holocaust Industry
A survivors' son on how the memory became an institution, and who the reparations actually reached.
The son of two survivors argues that the memory of the Holocaust has been organised into an institutional interest that serves present political ends, and that the reparations process in particular enriched organisations more than survivors. Deliberately combative, heavily sourced, and one of the most attacked books of its decade.
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