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Holocaust Education
Born Survivors
Holocaust survivor Eva Clarke was born at the gates of Mauthausen days before liberation. Her mother hid her pregnancy and saved them both. Now, Eva shares her journey of survival and renewal from postwar Europe to the United Kingdom.
All God’s Children
All God’s Children — Rachel Basch Turet reflects on growing up in Canada and the United States as the daughter of two Holocaust survivors. She shares the wisdom and legacy of her mother, Esther Basch, recounting her inspiring speaking engagements and passion for educating the public. Watch as Rachel shares her mother’s powerful testimony.
In Their Own Words
Vivian (Klein) Ullman, daughter of Holocaust survivor, author, and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Gerda Weissmann Klein and U.S. Army intelligence officer Kurt Klein, continues their legacy of education and remembrance. She shares their accounts through public speaking and inspires audiences to carry forward lessons of courage and humanity for future generations.
I Speak for Them — Rose Helene Sprieregen
Rose-Helene Spreiregen recounts her childhood as a Jewish girl in occupied France. Forced to flee repeatedly, she survived terrifying checkpoints, roundups, and years in hiding with her grandmother. She shares her journey and how she rebuilt after the war, pursuing a career in banking and resettling in the United States.
Gertrude — A Life Story
Born in Vienna in 1930, Holocaust survivor Gertrude Federbusch fled with her parents, escaping Nazi-controlled Europe with a rare U.S. visa. After passing through Ellis Island, she and her family rebuilt their life in America. Today, she shares her story to honor survivors’ resilience and safeguard memory.
Born Survivors
Holocaust survivor Eva Clarke was born at the gates of Mauthausen days before liberation. Her mother hid her pregnancy and saved them both. Now, Eva shares her journey of survival and renewal from postwar Europe to the United Kingdom.
All God’s Children
All God’s Children — Rachel Basch Turet reflects on growing up in Canada and the United States as the daughter of two Holocaust survivors. She shares the wisdom and legacy of her mother, Esther Basch, recounting her inspiring speaking engagements and passion for educating the public. Watch as Rachel shares her mother’s powerful testimony.
In Their Own Words
Vivian (Klein) Ullman, daughter of Holocaust survivor, author, and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Gerda Weissmann Klein and U.S. Army intelligence officer Kurt Klein, continues their legacy of education and remembrance. She shares their accounts through public speaking and inspires audiences to carry forward lessons of courage and humanity for future generations.
I Speak for Them — Rose Helene Sprieregen
Rose-Helene Spreiregen recounts her childhood as a Jewish girl in occupied France. Forced to flee repeatedly, she survived terrifying checkpoints, roundups, and years in hiding with her grandmother. She shares her journey and how she rebuilt after the war, pursuing a career in banking and resettling in the United States.
Gertrude — A Life Story
Born in Vienna in 1930, Holocaust survivor Gertrude Federbusch fled with her parents, escaping Nazi-controlled Europe with a rare U.S. visa. After passing through Ellis Island, she and her family rebuilt their life in America. Today, she shares her story to honor survivors’ resilience and safeguard memory.
Cultural
The Violet Protest
Arizona-based artist, educator, social practitioner – and orchestrator of this project, Ann Morton, offers a comprehensive visual review of The Violet Protest.
I Always Knew Those 3 Guys Would Be There to Make Me Laugh
He’s done it all — and keeps doing it. Pat McMahon’s career in local Arizona radio and television dates back to 1960.
A Studio Visit with Arizona Artist, Robert Sutz
Sutz, whose father’s Polish family perished in Nazi concentration camps, first began producing Holocaust-related art during the 1990’s, after he served as an interviewer for Steven Spielberg’s Survivors of the Shoah project.
The Violet Protest
Arizona-based artist, educator, social practitioner – and orchestrator of this project, Ann Morton, offers a comprehensive visual review of The Violet Protest.
I Always Knew Those 3 Guys Would Be There to Make Me Laugh
He’s done it all — and keeps doing it. Pat McMahon’s career in local Arizona radio and television dates back to 1960.
A Studio Visit with Arizona Artist, Robert Sutz
Sutz, whose father’s Polish family perished in Nazi concentration camps, first began producing Holocaust-related art during the 1990’s, after he served as an interviewer for Steven Spielberg’s Survivors of the Shoah project.