
40,000 Movies in 91 Years, A Holocaust Survivor Shares Cinematic Diary
August 7th 2020
From his childhood in Germany to the Nazi occupation to post-war Shanghai to his adult life in Metro Detroit, Zydower has loved everything about movies.
August 7th 2020
From his childhood in Germany to the Nazi occupation to post-war Shanghai to his adult life in Metro Detroit, Zydower has loved everything about movies.
March 4th 2020
One example is the way propaganda and stereotypes are used not only to insult people, but to dehumanize them and to simplify a narrative.
November 8th 2018
An Overview of the Holocaust at Berkley Library Nov. 13 Berkley, MI- Tuesday, November 13 at 6:30 p.m. Join historian and lecturer Barbara Demlow for an overview of the Holocaust. Registration optional by calling (248) 658-3440 or at http://berkleylib.evanced.info/signup/calendar. The Berkley Public Library is located at 3155 Coolidge Highway in Berkley. For additional information, call […]
August 18th 2017
“After Charlottesville” Tours & Discussion at Holocaust Memorial Center Aug. 23 Farmington Hills, MI – Given this past weekend’s events in #Charlottesville, coupled with the New England Holocaust Memorial being vandalized twice in the past 6 weeks, it seems appropriate to process with community. Join us at the Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Campus in […]
July 7th 2017
Free Film: The Zookeeper’s Wife at Berkley Library July 10 (EVENT page) Berkley, MI – Check out a free movie at the Berkley Library! Film Screening: The Zookeeper’s Wife Monday, July 10 at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. (two screenings) In 1939 Poland, Antonina Zabinska (two-time Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain) and her husband successfully […]
March 20th 2017
Artwork from Auschwitz Touches Hearts in Wixom (Crystal A. Proxmire, March 20, 2017) Wixom, MI – “Dear finder of these notes…I’m handing over to you a part, a very small one, which doesn’t say enough about what was really happening in the hell of Auschwitz-Birkenau. You have to imagine yourself what the reality looked like.” […]