They were young: children and teens, driven out their homes and villages, brutally separated from mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers.They endured hunger, bitter cold and constant fear. They hid. They fled. They fought and survived.
A Graphic Memoir (And a Wild Ride as Memoirs Go)
Israeli Actress, Scriptwriter (and former Tamarack Camper), Chen Drachman Reimagines The Diary of Anne Frank with a Better Ending
German-Nigerian Author Jennifer Teege to Speak on Cruel Legacy of Her Family’s Nazi Past
Q & A with U-M Professor Ralph Williams
As Holocaust survivors age, their experiences and their needs could fade to the periphery of the community’s consciousness without deliberate outreach and support from caring individuals and organizations.
As Jews around the world are discovering, a visit to Poland can be transformative.
Consider a trip to Whitwell, home of the Children’s Holocaust Museum.
Everyone appreciates a good game of Jewish Geography — it never gets old, and everyone is a winner.
Nearly 76 years to the date that Harry Samuel May, z”l, set foot on Ellis Island – his photo appeared on a PBS show that his daughter happened to be watching.
