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The Holocaust Resource Center of Kean University and Holocaust Resource Foundation will be hosting the following educational event:
In October, Irene Shaland will be presenting two lectures for you to choose from or – to attend both!
1st Lecture Date: October 14th
Time: 4:30 EST.
Title: “Global Response to the Holocaust: From Europe to Asia—Norway, Sweden, China, India.” This lecture is virtual.
Sponsoring institution: Holocaust Resource Center of New Jersey. Kean University. Union Town.
Targeted audiences are the Holocaust studies teachers. However, the event is free and open to the public; anyone can register and attend.
To register, follow the link below to fill a simple Registration Form:
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2nd Lecture Date: October 21st
Time: 6:30 PM CST
In person with a virtual option.
Title: “In Search of a Jewish Story in China.“ This lecture is in-person and virtual. Presented in connection with the Illinois Holocaust Museum’s current exhibit: Shanghai as a Safe Haven during the Holocaust.
Sponsoring institution is Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, Chicago.
https://www.ilholocaustmuseum.org/events/in-search-of-a-jewish-story-in-china/
To register, click below and select “Virtual option.”
https://18161.blackbaudhosting.com/18161/tickets?tab=2&txobjid=8d226f05-f43c-4e9f-a903-57da06c242e8
Upcoming Jewish History Lectures Presented by Irene Shaland:
September, October, December 2020.
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