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Invisible Walls by Hella Pick review – from Cold War to Brexit Britain Lindsey Hilsum © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: David Levene/The Guardian
It’s 1979, and Hella Pick is reporting a mass given by Pope John Paul II at Auschwitz. The altar has been set up on the railway platform from where victims of the Nazis were taken to the gas chambers; journalists are seated along what had been the railway line that brought the cattle trucks of Jews. “The phones we used to send our stories had been set up in the concentration camp’s watchtower,” she writes in her memoir. “I was numb with grief, with sorrow – and with anger. It was sacrilege.” The story goes to the heart of Pick’s conflicting sense of self: as a British journalist, a secular Jew, an Austrian, a refugee from the Holocaust. “I felt, probably unjustly, that the Pope had confected this into a Roman Catholic occasion and resented that few of the survivors invited to the ceremony wer
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How Life Could Get Better (or Worse) After COVID
Fifty-seven scientists make predictions about potential positive and negative consequences of the pandemic. By
Igor Grossmann,
Oliver Twardus | April 6, 2021
How do pandemics change our societies? It is tempting to believe that there will not be a single sector of society untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, a quick look at previous pandemics in the 20th century reveals that such negative forecasts may be vastly exaggerated.
Prior pandemics have corresponded to changes in architecture and urban planning, and a greater awareness of public health. Yet the psychological and societal effects of the Spanish flu, the worst pandemic of the 20th century, were later perceived as less dramatic than anticipated, perhaps because it originated in the shadow of WWI. Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud described Spanish flu as a “Nebenschauplatz” a sideshow in his life of that time, even though he eventually lost on