It’s easy to make this argument: Jewish people were in a place where their experience was entirely existential, thus anything is survivable simply because the o

It’s easy to make this argument: Jewish people were in a place where their experience was entirely existential, thus anything is survivable simply because the other option is death (and so it was for their children and their friends). It’s an absolutely different story when you are being wrongfully interrogated in the USSR and thus giving up simply implies a life in prison. And the other option is another day of torture. Suffering is relative.