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THE LOST WOODDEN SYNAGOGUES
OF POLAND AND EASTERN EUROPE
Sunday, November 6, 2005, 2
PM
at the Lodzer Centre Holocaust
Congregation,
12 Heaton Street, Toronto near Bathurst and Sheppard,
tel. 416-636-6665
Dear Members and Friends of
the Polish-Jewish Heritage Foundation
The 25th Anniversary Holocaust
Education Week in Toronto has already started.
We are proud to be part of it again.
The Polish-Jewish Heritage Foundation
co-sponsors and co-organizes a very powerful event including
screening of a multiple award-winning documentary The
Lost Wooden Synagogues of Eastern Europe, which
is based on 40-yeas of research, collecting rare photographs
and building models of wooden synagogues from Poland
and Eastern Europe by Mr. Albert Barry
of Florida, who will personally address our audience.
Anybody interested in history, architecture or Jewish
heritage will find this evening fascinating.
The attached poster includes further information or
visit our website www.pjhftoronto.ca
where you will also find the link to Mr. Barry's website.
Please be aware that the Holocaust Education Week features
many other programs related to Polish-Jewish issues,
such as:
HIDING AND SEEKING
This extraordinary film about an
emotional trip of Jewish family to Poland received Grand
Prix at the Warsaw Jewish Film Festival in 2004.
The director Mr. Menachem Daum will address the audience
at:
Congregation B'Nai Torah
645 Patricia Avenue, tel 416-226-3700
On Saturday, November 5 at 7:30
PM
Our prominent member Mr. Nate Leipciger
will present:
THE MARCH OF THE LIVING:
THROUGH THE EYES OF SURVIVORS & STUDENTS
Bernard Betel Centre for Creative Living, tel 416-225-2112
ext. 119
1003 Steeles Avenue W., Toronto
On Wednesday, November 3, 2005.
Countless PERSONAL TESTIMONIES
of Polish-Jewish Holocaust Survivors such as Anita
Ekstein, Sally Eisner, Jerry Kapelus, Fanny Pillersdorf,
George Berman and others are featured almost
every single day of the Holocaust Education Week.
For detailed information see: www.holocausteducationweek.com
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