Despite the fact that over sixty years have passed since the war, the enormous impact of Holocaust Trauma upon the survivors becomes even more apparent, because for them, the passage of time has made it even more difficult to cope.

As described in my recent book on Holocaust Trauma: Psychological Effects and Treatment (iUniverse, 2009), such late consequences are a part of the present lives of millions of people around the world. But it does not only affect the approximately half a million first generation of Holocaust survivors, who are already in their 80s or older. It also affects their children and grandchildren, as well as their spouses and caretakers. Collectivel