In the quote "Someday I will understand Auschwitz," the author expresses a deep and ambitious desire to comprehend the horrors of the Holocaust. However, this notion is challenged as the true meaning of Auschwitz transcends human understanding. The author suggests that rather than fully grasping such atrocities, it is more meaningful to recount the individual stories, like that of Sophie, to illustrate how extreme evil persists in the world. This approach...