She goes into detail how the decisions that were made by ''The New York Times'' ultimately resulted in their minimizing what turned out to be modern history's worst [[genocide]]—and whose cause of doing so she traced to its publisher [[Arthur Sulzberger]]—who, while millions of European Jews were being slaughtered, sent a memo to all of his reporters stating: “I have been trying to instruct the people around here on the subject of the word ‘Jews’, i.e., that they are neither a race nor a people, etc.”<ref>https://forward.com/culture/3307/counting-the-gray-lady-e2-80-99s-sins/</ref><ref>https://www.vox.com/2015/2/11/8016017/ny-times-hitler</ref> | She goes into detail how the decisions that were made by ''The New York Times'' ultimately resulted in their minimizing what turned out to be modern history's worst [[genocide]]—and whose cause of doing so she traced to its publisher [[Arthur Sulzberger]]—who, while millions of European Jews were being slaughtered, sent a memo to all of his reporters stating: “I have been trying to instruct the people around here on the subject of the word ‘Jews’, i.e., that they are neither a race nor a people, etc.”<ref>https://forward.com/culture/3307/counting-the-gray-lady-e2-80-99s-sins/</ref><ref>https://www.vox.com/2015/2/11/8016017/ny-times-hitler</ref> |