Steven H Silver joins Chris and James for this issue looking at the Holocaust and the effect it's had on survivors, and those that have come along since. 

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Cover composed by Steven H Silver

Page 2 - Dedication
Page 4 - Introduction by Steven H Silver
Page 5 - What Time Is It? By Avram Davidson
Page 7 - Armenian Remembrances by Pat Sayre McCoy (Photo courtesy Forever Saroyan, LLC)
Page 9 - Testimony, Part I: Before the War by Sally Pitluk
Page 11 - Discovering my Family Tree by Steven H  Silver
Page 12 - Memoirs of a Hidden Child by Sharon Pitluk Silver
Page 14 - A Visit to Knyszyn by Deanna Jacobson
Page 16 - Testimony, Part II: The Ghetto by Sally  Pitluk
Page 19 - Faces and Names by Russell J. Handelman
Page 20 - A Meeting in the Cemetery in Łódź by K.G. Anderson
(Photo by HuBar, 2006, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en)
Page 22 - Testimony, Part III: Auschwitz by Sally   Pitluk
Page 30 - My Father and the Holocaust by Mark  Herrup
Page 32 - The Holocaust in Comics During World War II by James Bacon
Page 40 - Choosing to Testify by Steve Davidson
Page 43 - V for Vengeance by James Bacon
Page 47 - Holocaust on Film by Daniel M. Kimmel
Page 48 - Guarding the Streets of Gold by Susan    Shwartz
Page 49 - The Holocaust in Comics: After the War    by James Bacon
Page 55 - The Holocaust on Television by Barbara     Barnett
Page 58 - A Trickle of History A Child of a Holocaust  Survivor Writes a Holocaust Science Fiction Tale by Elaine Midcoh
Page 59 - Severed Inheritance by Jordan King-Lacroix
Page 60 - My Most Memorable Meal by Steven H    Silver
Page 61 - My Reflections on My Visit To Auschwitz in November 2007 by Elaine Silver (Photo by James Bacon)
Page 62 - Maus: A Journey by James Bacon
Page 65 - The Illinois Holocaust Museum and     Education Center: A Docent Eye’s View by Dina S. Krause
Page 66 - Popping My Bubble by Melanie Silver
Page 67 - Kaddish for the Last Survivor by Michael  A. Burstein
Page 72 - Enditorial: James Bacon
Page 73 - Enditorial: Chris Garcia
Page 74 - Contributor Bios
Page 76 - Groucho Marx Dances on Hitler’s Grave - Art by Kurt Erichsen