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May 2021
In My Own Words with Judith Rapp Hara
Join us for a live virtual conversation with Judith Rapp Hara! Judith Rapp Hara is the daughter of Holocaust Survivors, Ernest and Sylvia Rapp. Her book “Journey: The Story of Ernest and Sylvia Rapp” was written during the pandemic, honoring a promise made to her Father. The prologue tells about a life-altering meeting with a man from her Father’s past. This meeting changes Judith’s outlook on life and starts her quest to find out about her family’s history. Judith will…
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Find out more »In My Own Words with Claire Soria
In 1940, Claire Soria was only 5 years old when the Germans invaded Belgium. She remembers watching the Nazi troops and tanks parading through the streets of Brussels a few days after her fifth birthday to replace the Belgian flags with the red, white, and black Nazi banners in their place. Her parents had to stop going to work, were forbidden from some public places, and could only shop during certain hours. Though her youth shielded her from much of…
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In My Own Words with Silvia Foti
Join us for a live virtual conversation with Silvia Foti, author of "The Nazi’s Granddaughter". What would you do if you found out that your war-hero grandfather was not a hero—instead, he was responsible for the deaths of eight thousand Jews? "The Nazi’s Granddaughter: How I Discovered My Grandfather Was a War Criminal" is Silvia Foti’s account of her wrenching, twenty-year investigation that not only reshaped her family history but also exposed an official cover-up by the Lithuanian government that…
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Find out more »In My Own Words With Inge Koele
Join us for a live virtual conversation with Inge Koele! Inge Koele was born in Banberg, Germany in 1927. Her parents sent her to Switzerland during the Holocaust, and then to England where she finished high school & got a degree to become a teacher. During the British occupation of Germany after the war, she was a governess to two daughters of a general in Germany. In 1954, she emigrated to Colombia, and taught at an international school. She has…
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