There is no bloodless myth will hold. — Geoffrey Hill Anecdata are the stuff, amped with wit, that poems are made of. Buber-Neumann, released from a Stalinist camp, was bumped to Hitler’s version— both accursed, the Communist’s worse: a hard-won data point from a field study of damnation. In whose grave is the despised…
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