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UPCOMING EVENTS

Jacob the Liar - Virtual Screening and Panel Discussion
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Jul 29, 6:00 PM
Webinar
Teicholz Holocaust Remembrance Film Series: German Holocaust Films
Teicholz Holocaust Remembrance Film Series
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Jul 29, 6:00 PM – Aug 12, 6:00 PM
Webinar
German Holocaust Films
Holocaust Survivor Talk: Gerda Seifer
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Jul 30, 11:00 AM
Webinar
Gerda Seifer was twelve years old when Nazi Germany invaded Poland in 1939. Soon after the war broke out, the Soviet Union invaded her family's city of Przemysl in Eastern Poland.
Aimée & Jaguar - Virtual Screening and Panel Discussion
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Aug 05, 6:00 PM
Webinar
Teicholz Holocaust Remembrance Film Series: German Holocaust Films
Holocaust Survivor Talk: David Lenga
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Aug 06, 11:00 AM
Webinar
David Lenga was born in 1927 in Lodz, Poland. He and his family were confined to a ghetto in the suburb of Strykow, where they spent the first two years of the war.
Naked Among Wolves - Virtual Screening and Panel Discussion
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Aug 12, 6:00 PM
Webinar
Teicholz Holocaust Remembrance Film Series: German Holocaust Films
Holocaust Survivor Talk: Edith Frankie
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Aug 13, 11:00 AM
Webinar
Edith Frankie was thirteen years old when Nazi Germany invaded her home in the Transylvanian village of Chiesd. Her family was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau with other Hungarian Jews, where she and her sister were separated from the rest of their family.
The Lost Train: Survivor Twins Remember
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Aug 24, 4:00 PM
Webinar
Born in Amsterdam in 1938, twins Marion and Steven were just five years old when they were arrested along with their parents and eventually deported to Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp.
Survival and Preservation in the Minsk Ghetto
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Aug 31, 10:00 AM
Webinar
The Minsk Ghetto was established in what is now Belarus after Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941. From 1941 to 1943, Nazi troops systematically murdered the nearly 100,000 residents of the ghetto.