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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover
Most of the Jews who survived concentration camps like Buchenwald (left side of cover) have tried to bury their memories in the routines of “normal” living. And for years their children, aware of their parents’ past, bore their anxieties about it in isolation. But now those children, including accountant Al Singer (right side of cover), are beginning to share their tormented feelings with each other and the world. “I suspect that this article,” says author Helen Epstein, herself the daughter of Holocaust survivors, “is only the beginning of a long conversation.” Page 12.
Detail from photograph by Margaret Bourke-White; Marilyn K. Yee.
Russell Baker
10 Sunday Observer
Minions of Morality
Helen Epstein
12 Heirs of the Holocaust
Hilton Kramer
16 An American in Paris
Colette Dowling
18 An Outrage Called Kiss
Fox Butterfield
William Safire
32 China: Unraveling the New Mysteries
33 A Great Leap Backward
Seeing Things by the Numbers
Bud Collins
35 She Can Beat Evert—
But Does She Really Want To?
60 Fashion
The Romance of Lace
62 Design
Living with Lace
Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey
64 Food
The Appeal of Veal
73 Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 77
78 Letters
Joseph Lelyveld
86 In America
Championship Season
Picture Credits, Page 77



