Survivor Stories
with Jack Kagan
LEC137
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Tuesday 2 November, 7.30pm
£5 - All Proceeds go to the Holocaust & Education Department
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The LJCC have learned, through working in Holocaust education for many years, that eye witness testimony from Holocaust survivors is the most powerful tool in raising awareness of the dangers of prejudice and racism.
Our survivor speakers’ programme enables thousands of school children each year to hear and learn from these compelling stories of human endurance and man’s capacity to ill-treat his fellow man.
Now we would like to give you the opportunity to engage personally with direct testimony from Jack Kagan, a Novogrudek survivor who joined the Bielski Brigade, an extraordinary group of Jewish partisans in the forests of Belorussia. After the war Jack settled in London. He has put enormous effort into ensuring that the Jews of his town are never forgotten.
£5 - All Proceeds go to the Holocaust & Education Department.
The Café will be open from 6pm for light snacks and refreshments.
Our survivor speakers’ programme enables thousands of school children each year to hear and learn from these compelling stories of human endurance and man’s capacity to ill-treat his fellow man.
Now we would like to give you the opportunity to engage personally with direct testimony from Jack Kagan, a Novogrudek survivor who joined the Bielski Brigade, an extraordinary group of Jewish partisans in the forests of Belorussia. After the war Jack settled in London. He has put enormous effort into ensuring that the Jews of his town are never forgotten.
£5 - All Proceeds go to the Holocaust & Education Department.
The Café will be open from 6pm for light snacks and refreshments.
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