samuel wiesenthal (Meaning)
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samuel wiesenthal (n)
Austrian investigator of Nazi war crimes (born in 1908)
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samuel wiesenthal Sentence Examples
- Samuel Wiesenthal, a renowned Holocaust survivor, tirelessly pursued justice for Nazi war criminals.
- Wiesenthal's dedication to uncovering the truth led him to establish the Jewish Documentation Center in Vienna.
- Throughout his life, Samuel Wiesenthal tracked down over 1,100 Nazi perpetrators.
- Wiesenthal's relentless efforts played a pivotal role in the Nuremberg Trials.
- Samuel Wiesenthal's contributions to Holocaust remembrance and restitution are immeasurable.
- Wiesenthal's memoir, "Justice Not Vengeance," chronicles his experiences and pursuit of justice.
- The Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles continues his legacy of fighting anti-Semitism and hate crimes.
- Samuel Wiesenthal was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his extraordinary work.
- Wiesenthal's resilience and unwavering commitment to justice serve as an inspiration for all who fight oppression.
- The Samuel Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies provides education and research on the Holocaust.
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Austrian investigator of Nazi war crimes (born in 1908)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Samuel Wiesenthal, a renowned Holocaust survivor, tirelessly pursued justice for Nazi war criminals.
Wiesenthal's dedication to uncovering the truth led him to establish the Jewish Documentation Center in Vienna.
Throughout his life, Samuel Wiesenthal tracked down over 1,100 Nazi perpetrators.
Wiesenthal's relentless efforts played a pivotal role in the Nuremberg Trials.
