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"I am no hater," Dr.
"I have lived my life dur-
ing the past 35 years be- Wiesenthal said in his
tween two flags — the gripping acceptance
American flag which is the speech, "revenge has no
symbol of liberty, and the meaning for me. I have
blue-and-white Jewish flag simply fought for justice
which is the symbol of re- and to help prevent the
surrection of the Jewish recurrence of other
holocausts."
people."
He described how at lib-
Dr. Simon Wiesenthal,
who has been rightly called eration in May 1945, the
"the living conscience of the Czechs, the Poles, the Ita-
Jewish peeple," spoke those lians, all marched through
moving words a few weeks Mauthausen with their
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Faculty of Law
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