What does intermarriage have to do with the Holocaust? More than you'd think. For many survivor families, the prospect of a child or grandchild marrying out is a source of immense tsouris and conflict. But does intermarriage really threaten Holocaust remembrance? Do we need to reorient ourselves to the ways in which the third-generation chooses to commemorate the Shoah? Using two literary sources, this talk explores third-generation remembrance through the prism of a divisive issue.
