[Verginius Rufus]

Alfred Gudeman, an American classical scholar of some distinction, born in the US in 1862, who was Jewish, found himself in Germany during WWI and lost his US citizenship (apparently he was a loyal American but some official arbitrarily decided that he wasn't) and stayed in Germany. He eventually died in Theresienstadt.

He was the author of Grundriss der Geschichte den klassichen Philologie.

I think Theresienstadt was a "model" concentration camp which the Nazis would take gullible foreigners to in order to show them that the concentration camp conditions weren't so bad.

[Enten]

A half day tour through Terezin, a strangely silent town, is quite sobering,....same with the Jewish sector tour in Prague.....they should be forced tours for Europeans and Americans.