Fwd: re. Holocaust Survivors' visit

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I am forwarding this helpful reply which should provide more resources for
those who are interested.  You might also request a speaker who was active in
the Partisan movements; it's a different perspective.


One respondent to my post was concerned that requesting survivors to speak
might be an intrusion.  If you are able to use an organized speakers'
resource, this should not be an issue.  You may actually find an overwhelming
response to your invitation, as more and more survivors are eager to share and
teach as they reach their later years.

Thank you for your interest.
Sharon Blumenstein, Emek Hebrew Academy Librarian, Sherman Oaks, CA
email:  shablu@aol.com

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From: Nita Garcia <greengld@icanect.net>
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Good morning Sharon:
        Thank you for the information on Holocaust survivors that you gave
in response to Frederick Muller's request.
        Additional sources are:  Through the eyes of a friend, Living
Voices, an educational multimedia
presentation, brings the experiences of young people during the Holocaust.
I'll be happy to send you their flyer.  Everyone says is a phenomenal
program.  Their phone #: (206) 328-0798
Also:  Florida Department of Education, Task Force on Holocaust Education.
website: http://holocaust.fiu.edu
        You can also subscribe to a listserv of the United States Holocaust
Memorial Museum
LISTSERV@LISTSERV.USHMM.ORG
 to subscribe, submit (example:  SUB USHMM-T Nita Garcia, Greenglade El)
        Have a fine day,








At 01:46 AM 4/29/98 EDT, you wrote:
>This in response to Frederick Muller's post of Tuesday.
>
>For those who are interested in having survivors of the Holocaust, or Shoah,
>as it's called in Hebrew, I have a few suggestions.
>
>If you are living in a large city, you probably have a Jewish community with
>certain resources available. (Living in Los Angeles, and being the daughter
>and daughter-in-law of survivors, I don't need to look far.)  Check your
phone
>directory for the Jewish Federation or Jewish Centers Associations of
America;
>they are a good resource.  Most cities with any number of Jewish residents
>have a Holocaust memorial or museum with speakers available.  Many of your
>Jewish students probably have a family member who is a survivor, and while
>they are not always the best speakers, that might be your only resource.
Hear
>them while you can; most are in their 70's and 80's.
>
>Another resource which might point you to some speakers is the Wiesenthal
>Center and Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. The
><A HREF="http://wiesenthal.com/">Simon Wiesenthal Center Multimedia Learning
>Center Online</A> has lessons and other materials.  If you can't link, the
URL
>is:>>>>> www.wiesenthal.com<<<<<
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>Sincerely,
>Sharon Blumenstein, Emek Hebrew Academy Librarian, Sherman Oaks, CA
>email:     shablu@aol.com
>
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