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by Mike IsaacsContact Reporter Pioneer Press The first Chicagoland Holocaust memorial observance for the millions who perished in the Holocaust came decades ago — right on the heels of the Nazi genocide itself. Since 1945, the year World War II …
Click to see photo slideshows Post from the New York Times INTERNATIONAL ARTS By RACHEL DONADIO APRIL 15, 2015 OSWIECIM, Poland — To visit Auschwitz is to find an unfathomable but strangely familiar place. After so many photographs and movies, …
Click here for Mount Mercy University website post. Video of Magda Brown speaking at Mount Mercy University in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Post from independent tribune.com By Erin Kidd [email protected] CONCORD- Ernie Gross, 86, held a piece of bread in his hand as he spoke to the audience at Concord High School. He told them a piece of bread like that one …
Post from CBS Philly by Marcy Norton PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – It’s been more than 70 years since the horrors of the Holocaust first shocked the world. Now many survivors have passed on, and their descendants are left to carry on their …
Posted from WDJT Milwaukee CBS 58 By Michele McCormack CBS 58 Alverno College offered students and the public an increasingly rare opportunity to hear the first-hand accounts of Holocaust survivors Wednesday. Its 15th annual Holocaust Remembrance Service, the largest non-Jewish …
April 19th, 2016 Holocaust survivor Magda Brown tells her story to Cedar Rapids John F. Kennedy High School students. Magda Brown is from Miskolc, Hungary. In 1944, when she was 17 years old, she was deported on one of the …
We offer our sincere apology to anyone who might have missed seeing Holocaust Survivor Magda Brown tell her story due to the maximum capacity audiences at our chosen venues. Our selections of venues this year were based in large part …
By Allison Steele, Staff Writer Posted: April 12, 2016 As a child growing up outside Warsaw, David Wisnia was a prodigy. He sang in opera houses and spent time with prominent cantors who tutored him in chanting prayers for synagogue. …
Nate Leipciger, 88, was just 11 years old during the Holocaust Seventy-one years after the Holocaust, a concentration camp survivor told his story about his father saved his life while at the deadly concentration camp Auschwitz. On Sunday, Nate Leipciger, 88, shared …