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For Bernhard Schlink, a justice on Germany's Constitutional Law Court, being a lawyer is not enough. Faced with a dilemma he could not resolve, Schlink wrote "The Reader." Born in 1944, Schlink carries with him the burden of the Holocaust. His novel is about a case against concentration camp guards, a young law student who endured the camps and the woman he loved, whom he later discovers is a defendant in the trials.
July 05, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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