Re: [OPE-L] Roman Rosdolsky on the Holocaust, from his own experience

From: glevy@PRATT.EDU
Date: Mon Dec 18 2006 - 09:42:15 EST

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> So Rosdolsky might have known Primo Levi, who was also spared due to his
> knowledge of chemestry.

Paolo:

Perhaps, but:

1) Aushwitz was a huge complex and the different sections of inmates were
largely segregated from each other, so I think it's unlikely (but,
possible) that Rosdolsky and Levi met each other there.

2) Levi spent the last years of his life in Turin; Rosdolsky emigrated
to the US in 1947 and died in Detroit.

Were you interested in Levi's writings on chemistry?

In solidarity, Jerry

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