Holocaust Scholar Yehuda Bauer Dies at 98

Bauer's pioneering work reshaped Holocaust studies and emphasized the universal lessons of the Shoah.

Bauer was instrumental in founding the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance and contributed significantly to its antisemitism definition.
His scholarly works, such as 'Rethinking the Holocaust,' challenged prevailing narratives and critiqued contemporaries.
Bauer's research highlighted the unique and universal aspects of the Holocaust, warning of its potential recurrence.
Despite his skepticism about humanity's lessons from history, Bauer remained a vocal advocate for peace and a two-state solution in Israel.
Bauer was a prolific writer and educator, influencing generations of historians and serving as a key figure at Yad Vashem.