A Ukrainian Holocaust survivor is urging opponents of learn lessons from the Jewish people's plea during World War II and use them to strongly oppose Russian President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
In an op-ed published on the third anniversary of the invasion, Roman Shvartsman, the chairman of the Odesa Association of Jews, drew parallels between Adolf Hitler and Putin, saying the former "wanted to kill me because I am Jewish," while the latter wants to do so "because I am Ukrainian."
