One Man's Campaign Against the Arch of Titus — and How It Changed Italy's Jews
The author, Morton Satin, recounts how his protest against the display of a Nazi-era sculpture in Rome's Arch of Titus sparked a 2,000-year-old ban on walking beneath the arch being lifted. The ceremony took place on December 23, 1997, and was attended by Roman Jewish community leaders, politicians, and dignitaries.