Dialogues with Elie Wiesel and Richard D. Heffner

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Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel and historian and Open mind host Richard D. Heffner examine the moral responsibility of the private person in dealing with many critical issues facing us today. Their inquiry ranges into topics such as ethnic cleansing, Israeli and Arab nationalism, euthanasia, genetic engineering, the Holocaust, and capital punishment.… (more)

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Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel and historian and Open mind host Richard D. Heffner examine the moral responsibility of the private person in dealing with many critical issues facing us today. Their inquiry ranges into topics such as ethnic cleansing, Israeli and Arab nationalism, euthanasia, genetic engineering, the Holocaust, and capital punishment.

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