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Unforgettable Efforts: The Work of Marguerite Pohek

On December 24, 1945, refugees at the Bad Gastein Displaced Persons Camp in Austria gifted Marguerite Pohek, an American social worker, an album of drawings. The refugees credited Ms. Pohek for the excellent living conditions at Bad Gastein, a vast improvement over the conditions at other DP camps. Bad Gastein provided education for refugees, at … Continued
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Stories Survive: Eva Kollisch

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“My Name Is”: Julius Weiss

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“Cilka’s Journey” Book Talk with Heather Morris and Lois Lowry

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Menorah Lighting with the Young Friends of the Museum

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“The Number on Great-Grandpa’s Arm” Family Hanukkah Program

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Rescue Efforts by Ethiopian Jews in WWII

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A Hanukkah Cocktail Demonstration from Mixologist Evan Hawkins

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Those Who Were There: Helen Jonas

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LOX’s David Teyf Shares His Latke Recipe

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