Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote:
I thought Elizabeth that we could have a reasonable discussion , but
obviously we can`t

You're right, Mirjam. We can't.

Those people fought for something real, Mirjam. I have stood on the
ground where they died, daily walked the streets where they lived. Your
battles here are so petty in comparison that it shames me to see you
speak of it that way. I am sorry for you.

Now you claim to know what my murdered family members would have felt?

And this is why. You constantly read into my writings things I have not
said. Nowhere in the above paragraph do I claim to know what "your
murdered family members" (you never ever said you had relatives in
Poland) would have felt. I told you only what I feel, what my reaction
to your words is, but you insist on reading there something I have not
said and castigating me for it.

I will not answer you on this again.

Elizabeth
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