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  • Sami Steigmann

    I Am Not What Happened to Me, I Am What I Choose to Be – Sami Steigmann

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    Sami Steigmann survived Mogilev-Podolskiy, a labor camp in Transnistria. After liberation, he grew up in Romania, later moved to the United States and eventually settled in New York City. He became a motivational speaker, inspiring young people to be strong in character and embrace forgiveness. We invite you to hear Sami as he shares his experience and the profound insights shaped by his life journey.

  • Under-Thomas Jacobson

    Underdog: Against All Odds, the Fight for Justice

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    Holocaust survivor Thomas Jacobson was one of the youngest passengers aboard the MS St. Louis. He resettled in Milwaukee, became a prominent civil rights attorney and lifelong champion for justice. Join us as he shares his life experience.

  • Already on the Run

    Two Weeks Out of the Womb and Already on the Run

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    Join us for a powerful program with Ralph Vogel, who will share his family’s escape from Nazi Germany, their journey to America, and the resilience that shaped their new life. Ralph reflects on loss, survival, and the enduring impact of the Holocaust.

  • Postcards to a Little Boy - Dr Henry Foner

    Postcards to a Little Boy

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    Henry Foner was one of the 10,000 children rescued by the Kindertransport program. He was raised by an adoptive family while his father stayed behind and kept in touch through illustrated postcards. Now, Henry shares his experiences and insights into his memoir, Postcards to a Little Boy.

  • Born Survivors - Eva Clarke

    Born Survivors — Eva Clarke

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    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.

  • Wendy Holden

    The Teacher of Auschwitz by Wendy Holden

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    Join us for an author talk with acclaimed writer Wendy Holden. Her novel tells the story of Fredy Hirsch, a teacher whose courage transformed the lives of children in history’s darkest hours. He risked everything to educate, protect, and guide the students in his care.

  • Genealogy

    Genealogy Group Mentoring Meeting

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    Learn how to research your family history like a pro! Join our April Genealogy mentoring session led by expert Emily H. Garber to deepen your skills and possibly break through a research challenge.

  • Holocaust Reunion Project

    The Holocaust Reunion Project

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    Join us for a special presentation with Jennifer Mendelsohn and Dr. Adina Newman, co-founders and lead genealogists of the nonprofit Holocaust Reunion Project. They specialize in solving complex cases, such as hidden children and unknown parentage and distribute free DNA tests to the survivor community.

  • I Speak for Them - Rose-Helene Sprier

    I Speak for Them — Rose-Helene Spreiregen

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    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. A Q&A will follow the interview.

  • Searching ofr Helene's Journey — Genealogy

    Searching for Helene’s Journey

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    Genealogist Dr. Janette Silverman reconstructs how Helene Sender escaped Nazi Europe by tracing migration routes and archival records. Using her journey as a case study, you can learn practical strategies for reconstructing family histories from fragmented, cross-border historical sources.

  • Gertrude-A Life Story

    Gertrude — A Life Story

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    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.

  • Genealogy

    Phoenix Jewish Genealogy Group Mentoring Meeting | Jan 2026

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    Learn how to research your family history like a pro! Join our January mentoring session led by expert Emily H. Garber to deepen your skills and possibly break through a research challenge.