Yvette passed away in December of 2020. Z”l May her memory be for a blessing. At age 92, Yvette Anavi of Plovdiv, Bulgaria is still quite active and talkative, writing a book on Jewish women to add to the several she has already published. And at age 92, she has finally received acknowledgement of her […]
Before the Holocaust Toman Brod, born in 1929, grew up in a well-to-do assimilated Jewish family in Prague, which he described as “an idyllic city” before the war. He never experienced anti-Semitism and had Jews and non-Jews as friends. Toman recalls the delicious food that Anci Kopska, the family’s cook, prepared, including “superb” bread dumplings, […]
Please see below for additional answers to questions about the current payment. 1) Who is eligible for this payment? Anyone who is alive and has been approved for a Hardship Fund Payment OR received a one-time payment from the BEG and does not receive a pension as compensation for persecution during the Holocaust. 2) If […]
Immersing Students in Holocaust History Dive deep into the heart of Holocaust history with immersive real-life experiences. Our speakers, firsthand witnesses to this dark chapter, bring the past to life, offering students a profound connection to the events that shaped our world. Educating for the Future Step into the world of Holocaust education with engaging […]
Lajosné Kelemen passed away in July 2018, z”l. May her memory be for a blessing. “I’ve lost all of my childhood but you’ve brought it back.”–Elekné Fehér, a Hungarian survivor who attended the Szarvas summer program We know how important it is for elderly survivors to socialize together. For some Shoah survivors in Budapest, the […]
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