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Ambler: Apr 14 (Wed 7:30)
Director Deanne Comer
Voices of Holocaust History
2008 – USA – 1hr – digital – dir: Deanne Comer
In the 1980s, Abington School District became one of the first programs to mandate an educational program about the Holocaust. This stirring documentary by local filmmaker Deanne Comer, chronicles the development of this program and the extraordinary work they have been able to do with three local survivors. Followed by a special Q&A with administrators and teachers rom the Abington School District, director Deanne Comer, and Holocaust survivors from the film. This event is free for members.
I am a member and would like to reserve two seats for this showing. (Wed, April 14, 7:30 p.m.
I was sergeant of the guard for Rudolf Hess, the last Nazi prisoner in Spandau prison as a member of the Berlin Brigade in 1967-69. There is nothing that we should remember more than the Holocaust.It shows us the utter ubiquity of existential evil, and the absolute necessity for all citizens to be prepared to do anything to defend against that evil.
Dear Sir:
What an ordeal you must have endurd at Spandau. It’s a side of the story rarely told, since slick stereotypes are so much easier to write. I write a weekly personal column (and always with much discretion .. I am not young and eager to embarrass anyone ever) and would love to meet you and write about your story. Could that be possible?
Please give it some thought and contact me at Sharonlschlegel@gmail.com
Hoping to hear from you,
Sharon Schlegel
THE TIMES of TRENTON