Original sentence: Ruthchild from Wellesley College, who doesn't rely on international press or their blurbs as Princeton University Press does and stated that they "owed their survival to Christians who risked their lives to harbor them (in German-occupied Poland, where hiding Jews was punishable by death)
Edited sentence: Ruthchild from Wellesley College, who doesn't rely on international press or their blurbs as Princeton University Press, which is subsidiary of Gross' employer Princeton University, does, and stated that they "owed their survival to Christians who risked their lives to harbor them (in German-occupied Poland, where hiding Jews was punishable by death).The idea of collective guilt applications, in respect to WWII nations having been held responsible for its atrocities, including foremostly Germany, had long time ago been abandoned, last time mentioned in the Sonderweg, and not revoked ever since