One of just a few hundred Galician Jews to have survived the Nazi death machine that was Hitler’s Final Solution, Wiesenthal devoted his remaining years to tracking down fugitive Nazi war criminals and bringing them to justice. “Many times I was thinking,” he told his biographer, “that everything in life has a price, so to stay alive must also have a price. And my price was always that, if I lived, I must be deputy for many people who are not alive.” How many of Wiesenthal’s relatives perished? Discuss