Podcasts about holocause

Natalie interviews Pete Halpern, 73, a secular Jew from NYC who came to Israel on his own, no family, no wife, seeking to embark on a new phase in his life. Having a connection to his Judaism though his mother, a Holocause survivor, he always joked about moving here....but it was just that. A joke. After two divorces, his sons suggested he really do it. And he did. Returning Home 21APR2024 - PODCAST

Listen to this clip from The Chris & Amy Show where they're joined by Helen Turner, the Director of Education at the Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum. They discuss International Holocaust Remembrance Day and what kind of education, events, and things are going on at the museum in on honor of the victims.

Eighty years ago this month the Berlin-born Jewish German cabaret singer and actress of silent movies Dora Gerson (1899-1943) was murdered with her family in Auschwitz. This episode is done in her memory and includes two of her most famous songs Vorbei and Die Welt ist Klein Geworden. The story is read by Katharina Albrecht.Sources: Jacques Klöters Facebook post in Dutsch, 16 Nov. 2020 http://www.musiques-regenerees.fr/GhettosCamps/Camps/GersonDora.html

In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, I interviewed both of my paternal grandparents Sol & Liesbet Goldschmidt as well as my grandmother's sister Judith Schwartz. Please consider downloading the Shmuzy app to listen to this episode as well as join in on the conversations that are created for each episode.   For full show notes, go to www.franciskamusic.com/single-post/holocaust   I'd love to hear your feedback, as always.        

5 Men acquitted of Rape of Unconscious Minor. How? Why? and your opinions Florida School Principal Under Fire for Refusing to say Holocause was Real This and much more on this Episode

American historian Deborah E. Lipstadt famously defeated a Holocause denier in Britain's High Court. Amy and Deborah discuss the nature of Holocaust denial - past and present, Deborah's experience defending historical truth, as well as the dangers of antisemitism today. Deborah's new book is, 'Antisemitism: Here and Now.' Broadcast on 3 September, 2019.

This is a hilariously powerful episode of the RWYK Podcast. Steven Joseph talks about his delightful picture book The Last Surviving Dinosaur, The TyrantoCrankaTsuris, Jewish culture and growing up with survivors of the Holocaust. Click here to find your own TyrantoCrakaTsuris on Amazon Click here to learn about Jedlie's We Choose Respect Educational Magic Show

Author Miriam Herin graces the airwaves to talk about her two war-based novels Absolution and A Stone for Bread. Absolution tells the story of Maggie Delaney, an idealistic wife and mother whose world implodes when her husband is murdered in a seemingly random act. A Stone for Bread chronicles poet Henry Beam, accused of fabricating poems from a Nazi concentration camp, as he breaks his 34-year silence telling a grad student about his study year abroad in mid-1950s Paris. br Is your pooch super-attuned to your needs? Medical research indicates that our furry friends may be our doctor's best friends, too. Heather Brittany believes that her Dr. Dolce Dog senses when she needs attention. In Heath Matters, Heather brings you the scientific news. br When it comes to skin cancer, no one is immune, no matter how dark your skin color. Learn more about the dark side of the sun with a refresher course on protecting your largest organ.

Jessica Silverstein is the principal of Attorney's Counsel, a career counseling service that focuses on resume and cover letter review as well as interview skills assessment and social media consulting. Ms. Silverstein is an attorney who practiced Holocause restitution as well as women's health product liability prior to beginning her career as a legal recruiter. Currently, she counsels attorneys regarding their job prospects and how their interview skills and resumes can be used as an effective tool to reach their career goals.