Author: Victor H. Bernstein

VICTOR H. BERNSTEIN (1904-1992) was an editor and writer.He was a Berlin correspondent for the Jewish Telegraph Agency and subsequently became the foreign editor of PM, a New York City daily newspaper, in the 1940s. Returning to Berlin in 1945, he covered the liberation of concentration camps and the war-crimes trials, subsequently exploring thousands of captured documents for his book, “Final Judgment”He became managing editor of The Nation in 1952 before retiring from the magazine in 1963. He also wrote for Redbook and served as the public relations director of the Jewish Agency for Palestine. Bernstein died of heart disease in 1992.MAXWELL “MAX” ALAN LERNER (1902-1992) was an American journalist and educator known for his controversial syndicated column for the New York Post, which debuted in 1949.