LETTER FROM GERMANY; Berlin Bind: Between Neo-Nazis and Mendelssohn From: Forward | Date: December 10, 2004| Author: | . Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information) Copyright information

Levitin, Michael
Forward
12-10-2004
Last month, one day after 1,000 skin-heads marched here to celebrat the
first-ever "National Nazi Day," a different cast of Germans huddled into
the country's largest synagogue and listened raptly to cellist Steven
Isserlis, whose performance opened the 18th Berlin Jewish Culture Festival.

The events couldn't have coincided more strangely, reflecting today's wide
split in interpretations of German history. On one side were the
ultra-nationalists who have made their grandfathers' wartime past a heroic
myth; on the other, the majority of Germans, who regard the ...

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