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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April 2023 Newsletter ... |
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Message from Susan Suarez, President and CEO ... |
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Good news! The Museum has been named one of three finalists for "Best Museum - Collier County" in the 2023 Gulfshore Life Magazine's "Best of the Gulfshore" survey. We are honored to have this distinction again this year. The category winner will be announced in the May "Best of" issue. Thank you to everyone who voted for us!
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Triumph 2023 Was a Great Success ...
Many thanks to "Triumph of Freedom" special guest speaker Michael J. Abramowitz, President of Freedom House, for his thought-provoking address. He noted "we are gathering at a somber moment for the world. We face challenges on so many fronts ... perhaps the greatest challenge of all: the global battle between democracy and authoritarianism."
Mr. Abramowitz spoke about the work of Freedom House to shore up the state of democracy and human rights across the world, and drew parallels of this moment in time to the global disruption of the early 1930s. Before joining Freedom House, he was Director of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's Levine Institute for Holocaust Education for eight years. "What the Nazis did to German democracy is covered in the first part of the permanent exhibition at the USHMM. Before visitors learn about the death camps and the murderous tactics of the Nazis, they must come face to face with the fragility of democracy." Long before the construction of the camps, "the Nazi party came into power through democratic means - and immediately used that power to subvert Germany's democracy. Before long, they had laid the groundwork for the greatest genocide in history."
While the world faces many challenges, what gives Mr. Abramowitz hope are the "inspiring stories of resistance to tyranny and the bravery of ordinary people standing up for their freedom." Citing those protesting in Ukraine, Myanmar, China and Iran, he notes that although "such acts of defiance are met with brutality and repression this does not diminish their significance. It is this - the persistent willingness of ordinary citizens to risk their lives and livelihoods to protest oppressive regimes - that tells me the demand for freedom is only getting stronger." He ended his talk with these inspiring words and call to action - "We have overcome staggering odds, more than once, to defend freedom in the world. We can, we must, do it again."
Freedom House just issued the 50th edition of its annual report, Freedom in the World.
Click here to read the complete report and learn more about the important work Freedom House is doing.
Thank you to our Triumph of Freedom Sponsors ...
Our appreciation also to all those who attended and to our Sponsors listed below. Net proceeds from the evening benefitted Museum Education programs.
Thank You to Our "Triumph of Freedom" Sponsors
Remembrance Sponsor:
Estelle and Stuart Price
Testimony Sponsor:
Shelley and Steven Einhorn
Maureen and Arnold Lerner
Sam Levin Foundation
Fran and Rob Nossen
Ashley and Anthony Solomon/Ronto Group
Richard Yovanovich
Hope Sponsor:
City Mattress
Gracia Kuller
Life in Naples Magazine
Lorelei Meeker and Geoffrey Grodner
Publix Super Market Charities
Inspire Sponsor:
Felicia and Kenneth Anchor
Claudia and Lawrence Baer/Baer’s Furniture
Silvie and Herb Berkeley
Goldie and Lou Bertone
Dottie McGovern
F.E. and Jack Nortman
Susan and Nathaniel Ritter
Ellaine and Richard Rosen
William D. Ross
Sandy and Fred Roth
Anne Schuchman and Stephen Light
Linda Singer and Louis Klein, Jr.
WGCU Public Media
Patron:
Barbara and Hymie Akst
Cheryl and Warren Alifeld
Harriet and Louis Berneman
Shirley and Marshall Besikof
Penni and Mark Blaskey
Leslie and Jules Cogan
Becky Cornacchia
Ellen and Alan Englander
Paula and Ronald Filler
Leslie and Steven Goodman
Deborah and Michael Greenberg
Marcia and Paul Greenberg
Rissa Grossman
Shelli A. Halper
Nancy Kahn
Diane and Ron McGinty
Ruth and Peter Pogany
Judy and Stanley Ruskin
Karen and Bill Sartoris
Nancy and Steven Schachtman
Jane Schiff
Gail and Russell G. Smith II
Linda and Russ Southworth
Mindy and Jay Sterns
Phyllis and Steve Strome
Nancy G. White
Marina Youngblood and Robert Cahners
Click here to see a gallery of photos from the event.
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WGCU FM Gulf Coast Life Interview with Michael Abramowitz ...
While in town for our Triumph event, Michael Abramowitz was interviewed by Mike Kiniry, host of the WGCU FM "Gulf Coast Live" radio program. They discussed "Freedom in the World" and explored global trends for democracy and authoritarianism. Click here to access the program and scroll to “We discuss "Freedom in the World" with Michael Abramowitz, president of Freedom House.”
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North Wing Construction Update ... |
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FastSigns of Bonita Springs removing previous signage above the new North Wing space |
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With protective wood panels removed, this triple window awaits it new glass |
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Florida Glass & Aluminum of Fort Myers company trucks line up for North Wing window and door installations. This view shows the extent of the Museum's expansion once the North Wing opens later this year. |
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As you can see from the photos, we are getting closer to completion of our new North Wing! We will hopefully receive a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy later this month. Once that is in hand, the Education Department Staff will relocate there and begin using the new Classroom space for upcoming Student Field Trips. Items which had been placed in storage prior to demolition will be brought back and installed.
The final stage in the construction process will entail breaking through the current Museum wall to allow entry into the new space. This phase is slated to begin approximately on May 8, 2023. Once the spaces are connected, installation of the new exhibits and displays will begin.
Please note: the Museum will be closed to the public
from May 8th until approximately July 10th. Please visit our website – www.HMCEC.org – for further updates on the closure and re-opening dates.
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On behalf of our Board of Directors and Staff, wishing you and your families a Happy Passover and Happy Easter. I look forward to seeing you soon at the Museum or one of our upcoming events! |
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Recent Tribute and Memorial Gifts to the Museum ...
In Honor of:
In honor of Harriet and Lou Berneman from Rita and Bob Siegle
In honor of Leslie Cogan from Marjie Zucker
In honor of Arnold Lerner from George Hager
In honor of the birth of their grandson Ari Mest from Stuart Mest, M.D. and
Mrs. Carol Ellen Mest, RN
In honor of Estelle and Stuart Price from Paula and Ronald Filler
In Memory of:
In memory of Pete Bloom from Nan Roytberg
In memory of Joel Corn from Patti Bloom
In memory of Arthur Gerstein's mother from Patti Bloom
In memory of Joel & Toby Mest and all who perished in the Shoah from Stuart Mest, M.D. and Mrs. Carol Ellen Mest RN
In memory of Jill Cooper Rose from Anthony and Linda Katz
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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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
Sandra and 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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Museum Sponsored March Chamber of Commerce Breakfast ... |
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Museum President and CEO Susan Suarez recently spoke to the large audience at the March "Wake Up Naples" breakfast meeting of the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce. Susan updated the business community on the Museum's Student Education programs, and shared exciting news about our North Wing construction project. These meetings provide the Museum an excellent opportunity to chat with Members, and find new partners in the community. For example, Rosi Haller, Visual Communications Consultant from FastSigns, stopped by the our display table to find out more about the Museum. This resulted in us meeting a great new community partner and FastSigns getting the new North Wing signage project. |
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Presentation to Pelican Bay Widows Club ... |
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Long time Museum Supporter Felicia Anchor and Museum President and CEO Susan Suarez were invited to speak to the Pelican Bay Widows Club of the Pelican Bay Womens League. Susan shared with the group the annual impact our Education programs and exhibits have on the lives of thousands of students, teachers, residents and visitors to SWFL, and Felicia shared some of her parents' harrowing experiences as Holocaust Survivors. Pictured above left to right are: Gwen Ganong, Felicia Anchor, Susan Suarez and Lynn Libman. |
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April 16, 2023
Holocaust Remembrance Film
2:00pm
Location: Regal Belltower, 13499 Bell Tower Drive, Ft. Myers, FL 33907
The Jewish Federation of Lee and Charlotte Counties presents the 2022 documentary J'Accuse, about Lithuania's systemic Holocaust denial. More than 95% of Lithuanian Jews were murdered during the Holocaust. A key player in the massacre was Jonas Noreika who is today revered as a national hero. Following the film there will be a discussion with Grant Gochin, whose family was murdered by Noreika.
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Annual Community Commemoration of Yom HaShoah - Naples
Monday, April 17, 2023
7:00pm
Nina Iser Jewish Cultural Center
4720 Pine Ridge Road, Naples, FL 34119
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The community is invited to the annual commemoration of Yom HaShoah. This year the service will be held in the new Nina Iser Jewish Cultural Center. The program will include a presentation of the short play Remember - The Story of Abe Price. The late Abe Price was a Survivor who spoke to thousands of local students about his family's experience in the Holocaust. The event is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. Please click here to RSVP.
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Community Commemoration of Yom HaShoah - Lee and Charlotte Counties
Tuesday, April 18, 2023
4:00pm
Shell Point - Connie Brown Hall in Tribby Art Center
17281 On Par Blvd., Fort Myers, FL
The Jewish Federation of Lee and Charlotte Counties will present a Holocaust Remembrance program at the Shell Point Retirement Community on April 18, featuring guest speaker Robert Hilliard, local clergy and a musical performance by Diane and Chuck Coffman. Reservations required at http://JewishFederationLCC.org/calendar.
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"Movies That Matter - Steve Brazina Memorial Film Series"
"APART" Zoom Panel Discussion
Wednesday, May 3,2023
4:00pm - 5:00pm (Eastern U.S. and Canada)
RSVP Required to receive Film Link and Zoom link
The final film of this season's "Movies That Matter - Steve Brazina Memorial Film Series" will be "APART." The documentary looks at the impact on women incarcerated on drug-related charges and their families. "APART" follows Tomika, Amanda and Malika as they try to restore family life during and after their prison terms.
Zoom Panelists will include Tammy Franklin, Associate Director, Academy Programs at Prison Fellowship. Prison volunteers shaped her life. Today, Tammy is bringing that same ray of hope back to incarcerated women. Also joining the panel will be a representative from Avow's counseling program for children with incarcerated parents.
How to Watch the Film ...
One week prior to the Zoom discussion, a link to watch "APART" will be sent to all RSVPs. A link to the Zoom will be sent 24 hours before the program. To RSVP, please click the button below. We hope to see you on Zoom.
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Many thanks to our "Movie That Matter" Series Sponsors for this year:
Sustainer:
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLP
Debbie Laites and Ben Z. Post
Supporter:
Rhonda Brazina
FineMark National Bank & Trust
Habitat for Humanity of Collier County
Patron:
Marcy Aizenshtat
Monica and Allan Goodwin
Barbara Kanter
Jenny and Mel Kaplan
Ida and Jeff Margolis
Marci Margolis
Alys Morande
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Each year, the Human Rights Film Coalition of SWFL presents the "Movies That Matter" series of outstanding documentaries for community viewing and discussion. This year, the series was re-named “Movies That Matter SWFL - The Steve Brazina Memorial Film Series” honoring the late Steve Brazina who passed away earlier this year. Steve was instrumental in founding the series and arranging film selections since its inception. |
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Exhibit in the Estelle and Stuart Price Gallery ... |
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Two Regimes
On display through April 15, 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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Students and teachers from Lely High School visited the Museum |
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Southwest Florida Christian Academy
on tour with Docent Irving Waldman
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Students from Southwest Florida Christian Academy visit the Boxcar Exhibit during their Museum Field Trip |
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Student Field Trips Continue ... |
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Our Education Department continues to have a busy calendar for the next couple of months. We will be working with students in 5th, middle and high school grades for Field Trips, PopUp Museums, Boxcar Exhibit hostings and Survivor Talks. |
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Holocaust Educators' Post Trip Interviews Shown at Triumph Event ... |
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Education Specialist David Nelson created two powerful videos shown at Triumph. One featured comments from the three teachers who participated in the Holocaust Educator trip to Europe last summer. David interviewed them and asked them to share their thoughts about experience. Cindy St. John, Deborah Cantor and Victor Menco-Haeckerman all noted the profound impact it had on them personally after having been teaching. They also noted the experience will help them teach their students. to more fully explain and provide background on the Holocaust to their students. |
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Survivor Rosette Gerbosi Continues to Share Her Story ...
Holocaust Survivor Rosette Gerbosi, who worked with us for many years as an Educator, now lives in Jacksonville, FL. Rosette continues to share her family's experiences during the Holocaust with students in Northeastern Florida. And now she can add a new state to her list. Rosette was recently asked to speak via Zoom to a middle school in New Hampshire!
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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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Hosting Out-of-Town Visitors?
Looking for a memorable activity for visiting family and friends? Visit the Museum! As of January 17th, our hours are 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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Docent Stuart Mest speaks to a Private Tour Group in Gallery One |
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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. Here are some of the groups who visited recently:
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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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Oral Visual History Project ...
We invite you to discover the personal stories of SWFL residents who survived the Holocaust, participated in Liberation, were rescuers or witnesses to the Holocaust.
Our Oral Visual History Project has been recording these important testimonies so that future generations learn what happened from those who were there. At its core, oral history is about listening and connecting through a person’s lived experience. We are grateful to all those who shared their experiences with this project, allowing us to preserve the important stories of the past for those of us today and future generations.
Click here to see clips from the project.
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The Boxcar Exhibit will be on display this month at the Museum until April 10. It will then move to Lehigh Acres Middle School. Plans are for it to move to the Punta Gorda Library for May.
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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Liberation Wall in the Reflection Room ... |
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The Liberation Wall in the Rissa and Richard Grossman Reflection Room displays the dates that major concentration camps were liberated as Allied Forces pushed back the Nazis, and the Holocaust and WWII finally came to an end. On each date on solar noon, the light from the room's skylight is directed onto the line marked on the Liberation Wall. On these days we honor and remember those who were liberated, and those for whom liberation came too late. This innovative "Light Monitor" was designed by Naples architect David Corban.
April 1945 was a pivotal month in the war in Europe, and the Liberation Wall reflects many important dates, beginning with the April 4th liberation of the Ohrdruf Camp by US forces. Other dates mark the liberation of:
- Mittelbau-Dora and Buchenwald liberated by US forces (April 11)
- Westerbork liberated by Canadian forces (April 12)
- Bergen-Belsen liberated by US forces (April 15)
- Sachsenhausen liberated by Polish forces (April 22)
- Flossenburg liberated by US forces (April 23)
- Dachau by US forces (April 29)
- Ravensbruck liberated by Soviet forces (April 30)
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Curatorial Department News ... |
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The Curatorial Department has been busy as well with meetings, presentations, Boxcar transportation and working with artifact donations. |
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Meeting with Seminole Community ... |
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Museum President and CEO Susan Suarez and Curator Cody Rademacher spoke to a meeting of members of the Seminole Community about a possible programming partnership with the Museum. Also present was Gordon Wareham, Director of the Museum Tara Backhouse, Curator of the Seminole Tribe of Florida Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. |
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Live from the Archives, It's Cody Rademacher! ...
Last month, Curator Cody Rademacher presented a program for Florida SouthWestern State College's annual Dr. Talbot Spivak Holocaust Memorial Week. This year's theme was "Indoctrination." Appearing via Zoom, Cody presented "Objects and Indoctrination: What Artifacts Tell Us About Nazi Propaganda." Seated in the Museum's Archives, he gave a "behind-the-scenes" look at several artifacts in our Collection used by the Nazis to indoctrinate loyalty in young citizens. Below are excerpts from the Zoom session:
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Cody discussing the details of a Hitler Youth knife with Hitler Youth insignia from our collection donated by William Smart. |
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This children's reader, donated by DeeDee Kvassey, shows how even the youngest Germans were subjected to powerful Nazi propaganda. |
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Comments from participants at the end of Cody's presentation. |
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New Artifact Donations ... |
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Cover and first page of Wehrmacht soldier's book |
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The Museum recently received several new artifact donations. Among them was a Wehrmacht soldier’s book. Education Assistant Katie Butte, who recently returned from Germany with a Masters in German Military History, began researching the background of the small book.
Based on Katie's research and discussion with a colleague, it is likely this book was distributed to German soldiers stationed in/around the Grünstadt region. Grünstadt was part of the Demilitarized Zone established near the French border after World War I. Germany was forbidden to station troops in this Zone, despite the region’s ethnic German population and long-standing connection to Germany. Hitler ignored this and moved Wehrmacht troops in the area. The book‘s content seem to justify to its soldiers the Third Reich's right to control the area because of Germany’s past and present connections there.
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The Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center recently received a request from Eric J. Thomason of the Claims Conference. The organization is starting a new social media campaign called #OurHolocaustStory. Its aim is “…to continue to hear the voices of Survivors so that the past does not become our future.”
Holocaust Survivors are being asked to record a brief overview of their family's Holocaust experience. The Conference would like to include family members from 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generations who would pledge to carry this story forward to help to never forget the horrors of the Holocaust.
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2G Story by GenShoah SWFL Member Richard Stein, DVM ...
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GenShoah SWFL member Richard Stein, D.V.M., wrote about the role a 19th century portrait played in reuniting a family separated by the Holocaust. Click here to read "The Story Behind A Picture on The Wall."
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2G Stories: "Portraits of Remembrance" Project ...
The above is an example of stories created by GenShoah SWFL members for the "Portraits of Remembrance" Project. Written to be shared with SWFL students in our Education programs, the stories share and preserve the important personal stories of families affected by the Holocaust.
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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Information about GenShoah of SWFL ...
GenShoah SWFL is a group for children of Holocaust Survivors, and anyone interested in the mission of GenShoah of SWFL:
· promotion of Holocaust education and human rights
· preservation of history and memories of the Holocaust
· the connection of the Second Generation with one another
· support of the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center
For more information about GenShoah SWFL, please contact genshoahswfl@hmcec.org. GenShoah SWFL Co-Chairs are Shelley Lieb and Ida Margolis.
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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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