Title: The Elie Wiesel segment
Product review: The title of the second part of Wiesel's memoirs like the first comes from a passage in 'Ecclesiastes'. 'All Rivers run into the sea, but the Sea is not full'. Wiesel speaks here about writing from the outside in this kind of book, and one important part of it is descriptions of people he has met. He is also asked by Charlie Rose about certain difficulties he has had with people such as Abba Eban and Golda Meir. Wiesel is gracious and considerate in explaining these quarrels.More importantly Wiesel speaks about what he is always speak about, the Shoah, the need to be a witness, the need to not forget even one victim. He speaks about the complexity of each life and how with all the good will in the world one still cannot hope to tell the whole story of that person.Wiesel is a great moral voice for Mankind. Charlie Rose as he most often does speaks with a real effort to understand his guest.A segment to be learned from.
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