The Alfred Wiener Holocaust Memorial Lecture
This lecture highlights the experiences of Jewish refugees fleeing from antisemitic persecution and from World War II to Portugal. It describes how they were treated, how they attempted to escape Europe, and how they struggled in a “no-man’s land” between a painful past and an unknown future. Listening to their voices may help us to understand Jewish heartbreak and perseverance in the 1940s and encourage us to listen compassionately to refugees’ stories today.
A lecture by Marion Kaplan
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I never understood how a people could go from surviving a genocide, to immediately committing one.
Palestinian refugees for nearly a century.
What a odd map! Where are another coutries on the map? Especialy Poland which helped the Jews so much. Polish people Love Jews a lot. Will always help the other nations.