Art Spiegelman’s life was always doomed to be one that wrestled with a larger legacy — or a 500-pound mouse. In his book ...

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Marion Wiesel, wife of Nobel Laureate ... Mary Renate Erster was born in Vienna on Jan. 27, 1931. Her family escaped when the Nazis took over, fleeing to various parts of Europe.

Before the interview, Insdorf — herself a daughter of Holocaust survivors — announced that Marion Wiesel, wife of Elie Wiesel ... “I come from a family of immigrants,” Levinsohn told me post-selfie.

The Wiesel family Mr. Wiesel’s Nobel Peace Prize and his numerous encounters with world leaders still lay decades away. Friends, relatives and writers all attributed the moral stature he ...

Marion and Elie Wiesel on their wedding day in 1969. Courtesy: The Wiesel family. Marion is credited with helping raise her husband’s stature. “In the alignment of stars that helped make ...

They married in 1969 and had a son, Elisha. Marion and Elie Wiesel on their wedding day in 1969. Courtesy: The Wiesel family. Marion is credited with helping raise her husband’s stature. “In the ...

Wiesel’s Nobel Peace Prize and his numerous ... freedom,” she wrote in an unpublished reminiscence. Advertising The family spent time at Gurs, a French concentration camp, then fled to ...

Fascist violence followed: the shuttering of Wiesel’s hometown synagogue, deportation by train, and the death camps, with their assault on his family and their faith-consuming flames. Through all this ...

Elie Wiesel, the Museum’s founding chairman, was deported to Auschwitz with his family in May 1944. He was selected for forced labor and survived. He later said, “I thought in 1945 antisemitism died ...

Of all my immediate family there were two of us left ... They quote Auschwitz survivor Elie Wiesel to me, who said: “I believe firmly and profoundly that whoever listens to a witness becomes ...

Ibi Ginsberg was just a teenager when she arrived at Auschwitz. Her strict Orthodox Jewish family were forced to leave their Hungarian home for the ghetto in 1944. Ibi, 84, previously told the M.E ...