German teens go to Israel to atone for their families‘ Holocaust history | Religion News Service
JERUSALEM (RNS) — Like every German child, Leo Ebe spent many days in school learning about World War II and the Holocaust.
But it wasn’t until Ebe’s church in Tübingen, in southern Germany, urged its members to investigate what, if any, role their relatives played in the Holocaust that he learned about his personal connection to the country’s Nazi past.
But it wasn’t until Ebe’s church in Tübingen, in southern Germany, urged its members to investigate what, if any, role their relatives played in the Holocaust that he learned about his personal connection to the country’s Nazi past.
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