Holocaust Remembrance Day Wedne

The Holocaust Remembrance Day Committee at BCC
invites you to attend

The Holocaust Remembrance Day on

Thursday, April 23, 2009

in Moses Family Meeting & Training Center, Tech-128

10:45-12:30

Candle Lighting Ceremony

Keynote Speaker: Alan Rosenberg, Professor of Philosophy, Queens College CUNY. “ The Meanings of the Holocaust for Our Time”

Music by Dr. Tamara Freeman, violist

Facilitated Round Table Discussions with Holocaust Survivors

2:00PM

Film presentation, “The Counterfeiters’’ in A-104

CLICK HERE FOR THE EVENT POSTER

This event is organized by The Holocaust Remembrance Day Committee and sponsored by the Office of Student Life, The Center for the Study of Intercultural Understanding, and BCC Hillel. For directions, go to www.bergen.edu

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HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Harold Kahn; Lenore Lerer; Mark Altschuler; Bernice Guest; Alan Kaufman; Susan Klarreich; Ruth Feigenbaum; Randi Burton; Ralph Choonoo; Ethel Abrams; Gail Fernandez; Lynn Gold; Milena Christov; Susan Baechtel; Ely Allen; Maria Makowiecka; Linda Seidman; Al-Hafiz Mahmoud; Laura Ruderman; Tamara Freeman; Nelda Latham; and Linda Robins

For more information call 201-447-7168.

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EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

This site of The Holocaust Remembrance Committee at Bergen is an educational resource for the faculty and students on the topic of the Holocaust. Educational materials online are best to be used in the computer lab, but many sites offer printable activities as well.


Yad Vashem	Remember
The Nizkor Project	Simon Weisenthal Center
US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Schindler's List
NJ Dept. of Education	Weisenthal Teaching Materials

Links:

Facts about the Holocaust

Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day in Israel (Yom Hashoah)

Education

Topics in the Holocaust Studies (Printable format available)

Voyage of the St. Louis (Animation and Teacher's Resources)

The Trial of Adolf Eichmann

Complete Book Online: Gertie Lerer The Young Soapmaker

Recommended Films:

Border Street This film is a recreation of the doomed Warsaw Ghetto uprising in which a small but heroic band of Jews, herded into a ghetto by German occupation forces, chose to resist the Nazis rather than face deportation to Auschwitz or Treblinka.

Carpati: 50 Miles, 50 Years Focuses on ZEV GODINGER, a Jewish ice cream man of the Carpathian Mountains, a self-described "proste" (ordinary) Jew who has a special friendship with his Rom (Gypsy) neighbors.

Schindler's List Oskar Schindler uses Jews to start a factory in Poland during the war. He witnesses the horrors endured by the Jews, and starts to save them.

Terezin Diary Focuses on Helga Kinsky who, with nine other survivors, describes the eerie paradoxes of life as children in the model (Terezin) ghetto.

A Painful Reminder Filmed during the liberation of the camps, this film shows what the Nazis tried to hide.

Transport from Paradise A powerful depiction of day to day life in the Terezin ghetto.

Kitty: A Return to Auschwitz One woman’s confrontation with the past as she revisits the camp where she spent two years.

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~ Updated April 13, 2009