September 11, 2014
Blurb
Robert Klitzman, a psychiatry professor at Columbia University, also joined the conversation, highlighting the importance of remembering the events of that day. Klitzman's sister, Karen, died in the attacks.
"I think it's important to remember what happened on that day," Klitzman said. "My family and thousands of other families lost a loved one and I think that to remember the deceased and remember those who died ... to remember that sacrifice to our country, to remember the horrors of war, to remind ourselves that violence is not an answer to deal with world problems, these are all major, major lessons."
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"I think it's important to remember what happened on that day," Klitzman said. "My family and thousands of other families lost a loved one and I think that to remember the deceased and remember those who died ... to remember that sacrifice to our country, to remember the horrors of war, to remind ourselves that violence is not an answer to deal with world problems, these are all major, major lessons."
Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/11/9-11-memorial_n_5805076.html