As part of our continuing virtual programming series, GCH Executive Director and Holocaust Educator Sally Levine presents American Witnesses: African Americans and the Holocaust.  Note our new late afternoon presentation time at 5 PM ET.   To receive a program link, RSVP to sandracraine@holocaust.georgia.gov specifying the program date. 

The GCH promotes the public understanding of the history of the Holocaust. While the human rights atrocities in Europe and Asia quickly come to mind, the Japanese American experience in the United States, which we are going to examine in this presentation, illustrates how prejudice and abuse of power impacted another group of vulnerable people during WW II.

Wednesday, October 28 
11:00 AM EST

Join us for the first in the Rescue and Resistance: Stories of Courage series.  Be inspired by the bravery and risks individuals took to protect others or save themselves during the Holocaust.  This free event is a 30 minute virtual Zoom presentation.

RSVP to sandracraine@holocaust.georgia.gov

The Breman Museum presents the series, Bearing Witness: Unforgettable Stories from the Holocaust.

And Then They Came For Me - Remembering the World of Anne Frank.  

The event starts at 5:30pm with a pre-show speaker from the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust. Performance begins at 7pm.

Post show discussion with the cast of actors and a special guest speaker.  Part of the Family Stage series - for children 5th grade and up. 

Tickets $10.

The Breman Museum presents the series, Bearing Witness: Unforgettable Stories from the Holocaust.

Hear the poignant first person account of Holocaust survival.  Robert Ratonyi shares his story. Program sponsored by the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust and UGA Hillel.

Keynote Speaker:  Rabbi Bent Melchior
Holocaust survivor, humanitarian and former Chief Rabbi of Denmark

What Were We Watching?  Americans' Responses to Nazism Through Cinema, Radio and Media

Holocaust survivor Ben Walker will share his personal story.
Augusta University - JSAC Ballroom