For generations, the Jews of Europe lived amongst different local populations. How did the response of the non-Jewish population to the murder of the Jews vary in each country? What motivated their responses?
Prof. David Engel, historian, USA
Prof. David Bankier, historian and Head of the International Institute for the Study of the Holocaust, Yad Vashem, Israel
Oleg Budnitsky, historian, Director of the International Center for the History and Sociology of World War II and its Consequences, Russia
Lev Rubinstein, poet, literary critic, publicist, Russia
Borukh Gorin, Rabbi, Head of the Department of Public Relations of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia
