How to pronounce“sheffer”in English

Edith Sheffer: So, compared to international relations today, the Cold War, in retrospect, can appear to be a simpler, steadier time.

Edith Sheffer: And then here you have workers crossing illegally.

Edith Sheffer: So the memory of the border is as important to understanding it today as what actually happened.

Edith Sheffer: So you have four mass crossings and then four returns to normalcy which I think makes the sensation of these mass crossings

Edith Sheffer: Now this argument is very easy to make for the immediate post war period when border policy and the two German states

Edith Sheffer: They were stealing mines from the border fortifications and selling them to West German and American service men on the other side.

Edith Sheffer: Even in the 70s and 80s the border was plagued by malfunctions, defunct trip wires, signal fences, heavy snowfall