Interviews with Noah Flug
Noah Flug & Martin Schäuble: We wanted to do everything in our power to bring down Nazi Germany
Noah Flug & Bettina Schaefer:  I try to consider everything with a little distance
  
Remembering Noah Flug
Dorota Flug:  He was human
Brigitte Ryba:  He and my husband were cousins
Marian Turski: Together in the resistance in the Łódź Ghetto
Waltraud Rehfeld: Above everything, he didn’t think of himself first, but the others
Raul Teitelbaum:  Without him, ten to twelve billion Euros in additional personal compensation would have never been attained for Holocaust survivors
Helmut Krumpholz:  After all that man had been through, it was amazing how he approached us
Anat Flug-Levin: Living in the realm of facts
Roman Kent: We lost track of each other in Auschwitz 
Piotr Cywinsky: He was happy about the worldwide acceptance of the memorial
Martin Auerbach: Incredible political skill
Uri Chanoch: He radiated
Gregory Schneider:  For a minimum degree of justice
Günter Saathoff:  He made it easy for us Germans to come out of denial
Karnit Flug: His mind was extremely sharp
Avner Shalev:  Flug knew how to deal with power
Gabriel Levin:  A great mediator
Stephan Kramer:  He was something like the “doyen of the delegation”
Ruth Wagner:  “Ruthie, could you write again to …”
Dirk Langner:  An authentic personality
Christoph Heubner:  Scheming and malicious gossip were alien to him
Romani Rose:  Never lost faith in goodness
Leszek Szuster:  Commitment to all survivors
Boaz Levin:  Grandfather was a man of dialogue
Martin Schäuble: Always busy, engaged, involved
Magdalene Krumpholz: Letter of farewell