The Holocaust Museum & Janet G. and Harvey D. Cohen Education Center
975 Imperial Golf Course Blvd., Suite 108, Naples, FL 34110
Info@HMCEC.org 239-263-9200 www.HMCEC.org
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February 2023 Newsletter ... |
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Message from Susan Suarez, President and CEO ... |
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The Museum is buzzing with activity with school groups in the mornings, the public in the afternoon, and private group tours and lectures. Our staff and volunteers are also out in the community giving talks at libraries and for community groups, setting up the Boxcar and PopUp Museum displays, and teaching lessons at schools.
Holocaust Remembrance Day was commemorated at the Museum on January 27, the date of the liberation of the Auschwitz killing center. We welcomed more than 100 people for a free film presentation and tours of the Museum. Holocaust Survivor Rob Nossen was also present to answer questions.
I hope you will participate in some of our interesting programs listed in this newsletter. You can learn about Nazi looted art, medical ethics, participate in a film discussion, learn Yiddish, or observe the solar calendar lighting up on our Liberation Wall in the Reflection Room on many different dates from January through May.
Meanwhile, designs for the exhibits in our expanded space are being finalized. After months of discussing what to include and what not to include, text is written and images, videos, recorded testimony and artifacts are selected. Our exhibit firm will take this information and design the appropriate panels, cases, lighting and other elements to make the exhibits complete. We can’t wait for you to experience our newly expanded Museum sometime this summer!
We are so grateful to all our donors and volunteers for making this work possible. Together, we are teaching the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action against bigotry, hatred and violence. Our messages of mutual respect and understanding are a beacon of light against the darkness of hatred that is too prevalent in our world.
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February is Black History Month ... |
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We invite you to learn more about the history and legacies of Afro-American soldiers who served during World War II. Two websites with a treasure trove of information are the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., which recently posted information about the famed Tuskegee Airmen, and the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, LA.
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Help Us Grow! ...
Our adjacent space will become a large classroom, Auschwitz Gallery, Gallery for Other Genocides and Human Rights, Special Exhibit Gallery and more.
This new space will increase the size of the Museum from 6,000 to 9,600 square feet, allowing us to serve thousands more students and guests each year and provide additional exhibits.
For more information on making a gift, please contact me at 239-263-9200 or susan@hmcec.org.
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Buy Your Tickets Now for Triumph 2023 ...
Our annual fundraiser will take place on March 15, 2023 at Arthrex One Conference Center in Naples.
Special Guest speaker will be Michael J. Abramowitz, President of Freedom House, a nonprofit organization founded in 1941 under the leadership of Eleanor Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie to promote democracy and liberty around the world.
Freedom House keeps watch over the global state of political rights and civil liberties. Mr. Abramowitz engages with human rights defenders from all over the world. These include brave political activists, civil society leaders, journalists and others who are pushing back against repressive governments and dictatorships to secure basic rights and freedoms in their countries. Although Freedom House has tracked a steady decline in political rights and civil liberties in the last 16 years, Mr. Abramowitz says he has hope for the long-term because of the persistent and widespread demand for freedom.
Click here for more information and to purchase tickets and Sponsorship Packages.
Reminder - Expanded Hours ...
For your convenience, the Museum is now open an additional day during "season." The Museum is now open to the public Tuesday - Sunday from 1:00pm - 4:00pm, with the last guests admitted at 3:00pm.
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Congratulations to the Baker Senior Center Naples ...
The former Naples Senior Center has a new name and a new home! The Baker Senior Center Naples is now located at 6200 Autumn Oaks Lane, Naples, FL 34119; phone number is 239-325-4444. Their beautiful new building provides a greatly expanded space to better serve the needs of senior citizens 60+ years of age in Collier and Southern Lee Counties.
In addition to a variety of ongoing services and programs, the Center will introduce an exciting new social program exclusively for Holocaust Survivors and their immediate family. Read below for details on Café Europa, which will be held at the Center on February 23.
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Recent Tribute and Memorial Gifts to the Museum ...
In Honor of:
In honor of Barbara and Hymie Akst from Helen B. and David R. Nagusky
In honor of Dr. Daniel Dosoretz from Adela Rotsztain
In honor of Eloyse Fisher from Gracia Kuller, Margery Zeckhauser and Frans de Waal
In honor of Lee Gallender from Patti, Pete and Penuche Bloom
In honor of David Heilbrunn from Dr. Edwin Lyons
In honor of the Heilbrunn family (Norman, Chisoo, Benjamin, and Marielle) and the Lyons family (Susan, David, Ari, and Avery) from Dr. Edwin Lyons
In honor of Gracia Kuller from Carl and Tammy Birnberg, Norene Karon
In honor of Maureen and Jerry Paonessa from Patti and Pete Bloom
In honor of Estelle and Stuart Price from the Francis X. and Kathleen C. Fee Charitable Fund, Nancy G. Wiadro
In honor of Linda and Bob Rizzo from Patti and Pete Bloom
In honor of Adela Rotsztain from Raquel Reichmann Dunning
In honor of Roseann and Lou Ruggiero from Patti and Pete Bloom
In Memory of:
In memory of Pete Bloom from Fran and Rich Bank, Shirley and Marshall Besikof, Rhonda Brazina, Jacki and Shelly Chiezever, Rachel, Jason, Brett and Sydney Darnell, Susan Glover, Nancy Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Korber, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kozlowski, Marci Margolis, Carol and Stuart Mest, Tim Morrison, the Museum Staff, Jessica Petkov, Estelle and Stuart Price, Roseann and Lou Ruggiero, Leslie Sanderson and Bob Ziegel, Dennis Schutz, Pat and Doug van Erem, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weisberg
In memory of David Cohen from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aronson
In memory of E. Richard McIntyre from Arda Boyar, Silvie and Herb Berkeley, The Buhrmaster Family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bushman, James Day, Mrs. Monika DeBenedictis, Mr. and Mrs. John Donley, Francis and Janette Engelhardt, Alfred Favata and Mary George, Mrs. Dianne Gentile, Debbra and Mike Lang, Mala Nair, Gail Neuman, Marcia and Thomas Philips, Russ and Linda Southworth, Terrence and Linda Stewart, Louise and Tom Wagner
In memory of Maggie and Leo Peshkin from Mr. and Mrs. Fran and Bruce Plusker
In memory of Marta Zwecher Zelcer from Rochelle Lieb
In memory of Carol Zelizer Stoff from Joseph and Susan Moricca
To Make an "In Honor of" or an "In Memory of" Donation ...
If you would like to make an "In Honor Of" or an "In Memory Of" donation to remember friends or loved ones, you can easily do so online on our website - just click here. We will send a card with your personal message to the individual/family member you designate, and you will receive a separate acknowledgement of your donation. Thank you to those who have generously made these gifts.
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In Memoriam ... E. Richard McIntyre
We were greatly saddened to hear of the passing of Richard McIntyre on January 13, 2023. Richard McIntyre was a generous donor and great friend of the Museum and its mission. He will be greatly missed. We send our condolences to his wife, Jeanne, and his family and friends. Please click here to read his obituary.
In Memoriam ... Pete Bloom
Sadly, we just lost another member of the Museum family. Pete Bloom passed away on February 1, 2023. Pete and his wife Patti have been long time supporters of our mission. Generous donors, they also lent their time and talents volunteering at the Museum and at various events. Pete will be greatly missed. Our condolences to Patti and Pete's family and friends.
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Thank you to Our Legacy Society Members for
Their Generous Support of Our Mission ...
The Legacy Society has been created to honor friends who affirm their commitment to our Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center through their will or other planned gift. Participation in the Legacy Society represents an investment in the future of our Museum and its mission – to teach the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action against bigotry, hatred and violence.
Anonymous
Hymie Akst
Carla Benninga
Howard and Dorothy Berger
Herb Berkeley
Irving Berzon*
Patti and Pete* Bloom
Rosalee and Jerry Bogo
Joyce Rogol Feldstein *
Richard and Barbara Glowacki
Shelli Halper
Homer Helter *
Merrill Kuller *
Maureen Lerner
Suzanne C. Low
Daniel and Jean Mann
Candace Patton
Estelle and Stuart Price
Fredric Roth
Michael Seaman *
Stephen Strome
Peter Thomas *
* deceased
Gifts from Legacy Society members provide ongoing support to create and host special exhibits, educational programs, artifact conservation, Museum admission costs for students and more.
You can become a member of the Legacy Society by taking any of the following steps:
- Name the Museum as a beneficiary in your will or trust
- Name the Museum as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy
- Make a gift to the Museum that provides you, or someone you name, with income for life
- Make a gift to the Museum through a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust
Just include the full name and address of the Museum in your will or gift documents: The Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center, 975 Imperial Golf Course Blvd., Suite 108, Naples, FL 34110.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Legacy Society members are honored in our newsletters (unless you prefer anonymity) and at a special gathering each year. For more information, please contact Museum President and CEO Susan Suarez at 239-263-9200, ext. 203 or e-mail Susan@hmcec.org.
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day ...
We had an amazing turnout of local residents and visitors for our January 27th International Holocaust Remembrance Day programming. Both screenings of Echoes That Remain in the Maureen and Arnold Lerner Classroom were full, and we had our largest day of visitors touring the Museum since COVID. Guests came from across the U.S. and Europe.
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Audience members awaiting the special film Echoes That Remain in the Maureen and Arnold Lerner Classroom
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Some of the Museum guests enjoying complimentary admission for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. |
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Curator Cody Rademacher showing a visitor from Holland the Museum images included in the the Anne Frank Photomosaic by Robert Silvers |
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Visitors on International Holocaust Remembrance Day looking at the "Two Regimes" exhibit now on display in the Estelle and Stuart Price Gallery |
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WINK-TV Reporter Gail Levy Visited the Museum on International Holocaust Remembrance Day ...
We were honored that WINK TV Reporter Gail Levy came to the Museum to do a story on International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27th. While here, Gail interviewed two Survivors - Sarah Rockler and Rob Nossen. Please click here to watch Gail's report.
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Holocaust Survivor Sarah Rockler
being interviewed in the Museum by
WINK reporter Gail Levy.
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Holocaust Survivor Rob Nossen speaking with Gail Levy about his family's experience during the Holocaust. |
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February 13, 2023
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Lecture Series “Nazi-Looted Art – Unfinished Business”
PLEASE NOTE: *SOLD OUT* - IF YOU HAVE ALREADY RESERVED A SEAT AND CAN'T MAKE IT, PLEASE LET US KNOW!
Museum Docent Ellaine Rosen completes her popular series, “Nazi-Looted Art – Unfinished Business” this month on Monday, February 13th.
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Sunday, February 19
2:30pm
Rabbi James Rudin Presentation
St John the Evangelist Church,
Pulte Family Center
625 111th Avenue, Naples
Free - RSVP required to cjdialogue@naples.net
Internationally known Rabbi James Rudin discusses his book, The People in The Room: Rabbis, Nuns, Pastors, Popes and Presidents. Rabbi Rudin brings you behind the scenes at important events inside Camp David, the Vatican and other important locations across the world. The program is free of charge and open to the public. Reservations are required at cjdialogue@naples.net .
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February and March 2023
Stuart Mest, M.D. Lecture Series - "Eugenics, Experiments, Ethics: Nazi Germany, Japan and the United States" This two-part series will be presented twice at the Museum from 5:00pm – 6:00pm on the following dates: Part 1 Tuesday, February 28 and Part 2 Tuesday, March 7; and repeated on Thursday, March 23 (Part 1) and Thursday, March 30 (Part 2.) Tickets are $40 for the two-part series, and advance registration is required. Click here to RSVP and purchase tickets.
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February and March 2023
Yiddish Group
Sessions 2 and 3 of the three-part series will be held at the Museum from 4:00pm – 5:30pm on the following Sundays: February 12 and March 19. Admission is free, and advance registration is required. Click here to register. Please note space is extremely limited, and only those names from the online registration list will be admitted. If you have already reserved your seat and cannot make it, please e-mail Info@hmcec.org. Thank you
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Holocaust Survivor Judit Price |
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Holocaust Survivor Judit Price recently presented a lecture on “Raoul Wallenberg: Swedish Diplomat and Holocaust Hero.” Wallenberg issued protective passports and sheltered Jews in buildings designated as Swedish territory. These actions saved thousands of Jewish people in German-occupied Hungary. Judit Price and her mother were among them.
Judit's program was held at the new Baker Senior Center Naples and was one of the first programs presented at the new facility.
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The Terezin Music Foundation (TMF) was honored to hold a conversation between world renowned Auschwitz Survivor and Holocaust Educator Dr. Anna Ornstein and TMF director Mark Ludwig. This special program premiered on January 27th for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which was also Dr. Ornstein's 96th birthday. She read from her memoir, “My Mother’s Eyes,” and talked about her childhood in Nazi-occupied Hungary, the murder of most of her family, her years in Auschwitz with her mother, and her life after liberation. Dr. Ornstein also shared a profound, urgent message for people today.
The program will be available for viewing on the Terezín Music Foundation YouTube channel until February 10th.
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Exhibit in the Estelle and Stuart Price Gallery ... |
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Two Regimes
On display through April 2023
Two Regimes shares the story of a family living in Mariupol, Ukraine, under the brutal regimes of Josef Stalin and Adolf Hitler. Teodora Verbitskaya, her young daughters Nadia and Lucy, and extended family, were swept up in the collateral damage of genocide and war, including the 1932-1933 Holodomor ordered by Stalin and the Holocaust.
During World War II, the Nazis sent Teodora and her two daughters to Germany to work as slave laborers in forced labor camps. They endured this until 1945 when they were liberated by United States troops. When the war ended, they spent time in displaced persons camps until Teodora and her daughters were able to emigrate to Canada.
Two Regimes includes passages from Teodora's memoir about her life from 1920-1945, as translated by her granddaughter, Lucianne Vanilar. The exhibit's paintings, done from memory by daughter Nadia, a professionally trained artist, strikingly illustrate the family's wartime experiences.
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Artwork Prints from the Two Regimes exhibit ...
We are pleased to announce that, through a special arrangement, giclee prints of selected paintings by Artist Nadia Werbitzky will be available for purchase. Her work is featured in the Two Regimes exhibit. Several of the prints are included in the Museum's exhibit.
Price is $35 plus tax.
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Education Department News ... |
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Join Us for the 2023 Teachers' Workshop
Saturday, February 25, 2023
9:30am - 3:30pm
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Registration is now open for the Saturday, February 25, 2023 Teachers' Professional Development Workshop at the Museum. All active SWFL middle and high school and college/university level teachers are invited. The full day program (9:30am - 3:30pm) will include both breakfast and lunch.
The Workshop is funded by the generous Legacy gift from the Merrill Kuller Educator Series, so there is no charge for teachers to attend.
Joining Education Specialist David Nelson will be U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Teaching Fellow Keith Stringfellow from Winter Haven, FL.
Participants will also learn about the available Holocaust Education resources of both our Museum and the USHMM.
To RSVP, please click here. For questions, please contact David Nelson at David@hmcec.org or call 239-263-9200, ext. 205. Feel free to share this information with other teachers who might find it of interest to attend.
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Recent SWFL Student Field Trips to the Museum ... |
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The buses are lining up bringing lots of students on Field Trips this month! |
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Education Specialist David Nelson has been busy scheduling Field Trips for a variety of schools. He is assisted in conducting tours and activities for the groups by Education Assistant Katie Butte and Education Volunteers Stuart Mest, M.D., Irving Waldman, Tom Wilde, Susan Moricca, Pat Stiehr, Rita Pitzele and Donna Goldstein. Many of the 10th grade students coming in to visit were originally scheduled to come in as 8th graders but COVID intervened.
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Mason Academy students watching a
film about Holocaust Rescuers and Resistors
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Naples High School students, from one of the five scheduled Field Trips, working on an activity |
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Golden Terrace Elementary School ...
We had two wonderful classes of 5th graders and their teachers from Golden Terrace Elementary School come to the Museum for a Field Trip.
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Docent Irving Waldman often leads the student tours of the Museum. To make their tour more meaningful, Irving mentions that Anne Frank was about their age when she was in hiding and writing her diary. He also tells them an astonishing fact - that the "Diary of Anne Frank" is the second-most read non-fiction book in the world, just behind the Bible. As he brings the students into Gallery Two, he asks the students to read the Pastor Niemoller poem aloud with him, and then take a few moments to ponder what they just read. |
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Naples High School students reading poem aloud with Docent Irving Waldman. |
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Schedule Your School Field Trip or on-Campus Program Now ...
Our 2023 education schedule is filling up. If you would like to arrange an age- appropriate Field Trip for your middle or high school students or one of our many on-campus programs, please contact Education Specialist David Nelson at
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We were pleased to welcome some special guests to the Museum recently ... |
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Holocaust Survivor and President Emeritus of Illinois Holocaust Museum Sam Harris ... |
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Earlier this month, Holocaust Survivor Sam Harris paid a visit to the Museum with his wife and friends. Mr. Harris was an instrumental force behind the building of the 65,000 square-foot Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in of which he is President Emeritus.
He has also participated in the USC Shoah Foundation's Survivor Hologram program in which Survivors have been recorded speaking about their experiences during the Holocaust. His hologram is part of the Illinois Holocaust Museum’s Abe & Ida Cooper Survivor Stories Experience program.
Mr. Harris has written two books about his experience - Sammy - Child Survivor of the Holocaust and If Only My Belt Could Speak, a children's book.
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Noted Author Visits Museum ... |
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Holocaust Survivor Suzanne Cohn and her husband, Norman, long-time supporters of the Museum, brought their friend, noted author Marjorie Margolies, in for a visit. Ms. Margolies was in town to speak at the Greater Naples Jewish Book Festival about her new book, And How Are The Children?
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Hosting Out-of-Town Visitors?
Looking for a memorable activity for visiting family and friends? Visit the Museum! Starting January 17th, our hours will be Tuesday through Sunday from 1:00pm – 4:00pm. We offer daily Docent-led tours at 1:30pm, and self-guided tours are always available. With the increase in attendance, we suggest you book your tickets online prior to your visit. Online reservations guarantee admission at your preferred time on a busy day; walk-up guests will be admitted if space is available. And, you save $2 off the admission price.
If you have a big crowd, you can also book a Private Group tour for 10 – 25 people. We have a variety of Tour options available. Click here to see the details. If interested, please contact Education Specialist David Nelson at David@hmcec.org or call 239-263-9200, ext. 205.
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In addition to a busy month for School Field Trips, we also hosted a number of Private Group Tours. We offer a variety of options to suit your schedule and interests. Click here for more information. If you are interested in scheduling a tour for 10-25 people, or a larger group, please contact Education Specialist David Nelson at David@hmcec.org or 239-263-9200, ext. 205.
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Baker Senior Center Naples Announces New Café Europa Program for Holocaust Survivors ...
Café Europa, a special luncheon program exclusively for Holocaust Survivors and their immediate family, will be held at the Baker Senior Center Naples on Thursday, February 23 from 11:30am - 1:30pm. Music will be provided by the Naples Klezmer Band.
Reservations are required - please email achernin@naplesseniorcenter.org or call 239-325-4444. Please RSVP by Thursday, February 16th. If you are in need of transportation, please contact the Center at the email or phone number above.
Please note the new address for the Baker Center: 6200 Autumn Oaks Lane, Naples, FL 34119.
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SWFL Holocaust Survivor Memoirs ... |
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We have been honored to work with many Holocaust Survivors over the years. They have generously given of their time as Education Volunteers, speaking to students at the Museum and in schools, as Museum Speakers at community organization events, and as Docents and Volunteers at the Museum. Each one has made a lasting impact on others by sharing their family's experiences during the Holocaust.
Several Survivors have written their memoirs and donated copies to the Museum to help raise funds for our Holocaust Education Programs. Copies are available in our Lobby or can be mailed for a small shipping fee. Please contact Info@hmcec.org if you wish to have copies mailed. Current titles available are:
Imperfect Memories - A Memoir of Escape from the Holocaust
by Michael Eisenstadt
Not A Trace of Smoke
by Cesare Frustaci
Memoirs of a Survivor: My Life Under Nazi Occupation
by Abe Price (Abram Piasecki)
Holocaust Survival of Hella and Heinz Heinz Wartski
by Hella and Heinz Wartski
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The Boxcar Exhibit schedule for 1st Quarter 2023:
- February 2023 at the North Fort Myers Public Library
- March 2023 at Naples High School
The Boxcar Exhibit is on loan to the Museum from F.E. and Jack Nortman and The Boxcar Foundation. To schedule a Boxcar visit to your school, library or organization, please contact Education Specialist David Nelson at 239-263-9200 or David@hmcec.org.
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This Month in Holocaust History ... |
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Holocaust Memorials Directory...
An updated overview of international memorials and museums dedicated to the victims of the Nazis has been published by the Topography of Terror Foundation.
There are now nearly 300 memorial and documentation sites and working memorial sites in Germany, and 450 memorials and important monuments worldwide. Complied by the Foundation's Memorial Museums Department in Berlin, the overview provides a description of the sites as well as their historical context. Click on the websites below for more information:
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GenShoah SWFL News ...
The New Member Open House/Get-together event on January 19 at the Museum was very well attended! We were pleased to welcome so many new faces to GenShoah SWFL.
Museum President and CEO Susan Suarez greeted us, and introduced Survivor Rob Nossen who spoke of his involvement with the Museum. GenShoah SWFL Co-Chairs Ida Margolis and Shelley Lieb spoke about the "Portraits of Remembrance" project and encouraged the new members to consider writing their parents' stories. They also noted the interesting upcoming programs and encouraged them to attend.
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2G Stories: "Portraits of Remembrance" Project ...
Due to the wonderful response to the stories created by GenShoah SWFL members for the "Portraits of Remembrance" Project, we are running the series again. Written to be shared with SWFL students in our Education programs, the stories share the important personal stories of those affected by the Holocaust.
This important Project preserves for future generations the important stories of GenShoah SWFL members’ parents and grandparents. If you are interested in submitting a story about your family's Holocaust experiences, e-mail genshoahswfl@hmcec.org for more information. The writing should be for a middle school-age audience, and be approximately 500-700 words in length. We request you also include appropriate geographical and accurate historical references, a personal highlight and photograph. We have posted the stories on our website "Education - Resources."
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2G Story by GenShoah SWFL Member Flo Giltman ... |
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GenShoah SWFL member Flo Giltman contributed a story about her father, William Frohlinger. Click here to read "William Frohlinger's Hidden Story."
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Volunteer News ...
Welcome to our new Volunteers, Donna Goldstein, Rita Pitzele and Anne Schuchman! We are thrilled to have them join us.
Welcome back to Volunteers Roz and Albert Katz and Shirley Besikof. All three lived in buildings damaged from Hurricane Ian and have just returned.
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Around the Museum ...
Visitor Comments ...
What did you like best about your visit?
"The history of the Holocaust and personal statements in the video."
"The lecture was informative and fun."
"The entire staff was so welcoming. It was a very wonderful experience and I learned so much. Thank you."
"Irv the Docent was very knowledgeable."
"Our Docent, Jerry."
"The guide."
"The Docent!"
"Everything"
"Learning the history of the victims."
"Good Tour - Good Tour Guide"
"Our compliments to Tour Guide, Bailey. Very passionate, very good."
"The Staff"
"Tour guide"
Other comments?
"Excellent - absolutely superb and incredibly educational and moving."
"This was a really good museum."
"Good job with the museum! Learned a lot and enjoyed."
"Powerful video and presentation by Docent."
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Thank You to the following organizations for sponsoring
Museum Programming and Events ...
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Funding has been provided to the Holocaust Museum & Janet G. and Harvey D. Cohen Education Center from Florida Humanities through the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. NEH is committed to Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan.
Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed by the Holocaust Museum & Janet G. and Harvey D. Cohen Education Center, do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Public Recognition Awards ... |
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We are honored to have received these awards as a result of Museum visitors sharing their experience on review sites. Thank you so much for spreading the word about our Museum and work! |
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The Guidestar Gold Transparency Seal signifies to potential Donors that an organization is in good standing and worthy of their support. We are honored to have received this distinction.
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For more information on how you can support the Museum's Education mission, please contact Museum President and CEO Susan Suarez at 239-263-9200, ext. 203, or e-mail Susan@hmcec.org. Thank you!
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