TimesTalks - Elie Wiesel: A Conversation

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TimesTalks - Elie Wiesel: A Conversation Author: Elie Wiesel Format: Audio Download Audio Length: 1 hour and 11 min. Rating: Not rated Price: $8.95       Publisher's Summary: New York Times deputy education editor Joe Berger talks with Elie Wiesel, author and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, about perceptions and portrayals of the Holocaust. They discuss the media's initial silence about the horrors, and consider today's depictions, including the hit Broadway show The Producers, a newly published holocaust cookbook, and a controversial exhibit at New York's Jewish Museum. In this interview, recorded in the fall of 2001, Wiesel talks about the attacks on the World Trade Center as another example of world-changing hatred, and discusses the noble, uplifting response to that tragedy.

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