Muhlfelder, Ludwig
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As a Jewish youth in Europe, Ludwig Muhlfelder experienced first-hand the repression and terror imposed by the Nazi regime. Emigrating as a teenager a
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fter the start of World War II, he was young enough to have been spared Nazi arrest but old enough to clearly remember the Holocaust.
Muhlfelder's immigration to the United States was soon followed by military service and precarious existence in Europe. After the war, he was granted the oppportunity to build a new life with a family and a successful career in the evolving space field. His life, which evil had intended to extinguish, blossomed forth with accomplishment, love, and appreciation.
The author reflects on major aspects of his journey - the concept of God, the role of perpetrators and bystanders in the Holocaust, the continuity of the Jewish people, and the impact of the scientific revolution - seeking to inspire others to remember the past with a commitment to the future.
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