So this post is pretty late in coming...but totally worth sharing what I learned. Pictured above is "L" on the right with Edmund Glaser, Ph.D. in the center {I'm on the left}
In January I attended the OHRP Conference (Office of Human Research Protection). Dr. Glaser was the keynote speaker that morning. He was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1946, Dr. Glaser was trained by the Signal Corps as a motion picture sound photographer. He was sent to Nuremberg to photograph the War Crimes Medical Trials. Today, his interest in the Nuremberg Trials remains keen and his memories still vivid.
That morning for nearly 2 hours we listened as he shared some observations and footage from the Nuremberg Trials, as well as reflections following this experience. It truly was an awesome experience to sit there and listen to him tell us all about what happened to him while he was there and since that time. He suggested the movie "Judgement at Nuremberg" as a good representation of what happened there. I haven't yet watched it but think that I will get around to it one of these days.
