Surviving History Exhibition South Africa Tour 2010
Johannesburg
5 - 17 May 2010
Rabbi Cyril Harris Community Centre
Great Park Synagogue, Johannesburg
In conjunction with Johannesburg Holocaust Centre
Photos
Credit: Johannesburg Holocaust Centre
Some feedback and comments
Deeply moving and transformative –so important for more people
to learn about and be able to grow from – politically, socially and
spiritually – Thank you.
A jewel box of an exhibition.
Wonderful exhibition. Still remains unbelievable.
Moving, superb, interesting, informative. Thank you for the exhibition.
This exhibition is so real. It brought back so many memories of our
trip to Lithuania. What a sad country to visit.
Brilliant exhibition. Amazing artwork and photography! Many thanks.
Meticulous and time taking work. Thank you to all who have
endeavoured to remember our roots.
My aunt, her children and her nieces were massacred at Rokiskis.
Another aunt survived the death camps and her son survived with
the partisans in the forest. He’s still alive – living in Jerusalem and
will not talk of his experiences. E Perel
Lest we forget – so, so painful. VERY SPECIAL. THANK YOU.
The wonderful courage and strength of the survivors of Vilna will
always be admired and revered. They are the pillars of strength to
preserve the culture of our people in Lithuania and of our
cemeteries and sacred places. We should never forget the pain
and suffering endured by the people who suffered the Shoah! A very
moving, thought provoking well presented and mounted exhibition!
Thank you so much for bringing it for us to learn from it!
Johannesburg
5 - 17 May 2010
Rabbi Cyril Harris Community Centre
Great Park Synagogue, Johannesburg
In conjunction with Johannesburg Holocaust Centre
Photos
Credit: Johannesburg Holocaust Centre
Some feedback and comments
Deeply moving and transformative –so important for more people
to learn about and be able to grow from – politically, socially and
spiritually – Thank you.
A jewel box of an exhibition.
Wonderful exhibition. Still remains unbelievable.
Moving, superb, interesting, informative. Thank you for the exhibition.
This exhibition is so real. It brought back so many memories of our
trip to Lithuania. What a sad country to visit.
Brilliant exhibition. Amazing artwork and photography! Many thanks.
Meticulous and time taking work. Thank you to all who have
endeavoured to remember our roots.
My aunt, her children and her nieces were massacred at Rokiskis.
Another aunt survived the death camps and her son survived with
the partisans in the forest. He’s still alive – living in Jerusalem and
will not talk of his experiences. E Perel
Lest we forget – so, so painful. VERY SPECIAL. THANK YOU.
The wonderful courage and strength of the survivors of Vilna will
always be admired and revered. They are the pillars of strength to
preserve the culture of our people in Lithuania and of our
cemeteries and sacred places. We should never forget the pain
and suffering endured by the people who suffered the Shoah! A very
moving, thought provoking well presented and mounted exhibition!
Thank you so much for bringing it for us to learn from it!
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Ancillary Program
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Partners & Sponsors
With gratitude to the following
organisations for making the
Surviving History South Africa Tour
possible
With gratitude to the following
organisations for making the
Surviving History South Africa Tour
possible
