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X-WR-CALDESC:As each year goes by\, the world is losing Holocaust survivors
  at a rapid rate\, resulting in fewer and fewer opportunities for people t
 o hear their stories first-hand. In response to the urgent need to documen
 t and preserve these legacies\, second- and third-generation survivors are
  sharing their families' stories to make sure the lives of those affected 
 by the Holocaust are not forgotten. Next-generation survivors are in a uni
 que place in which they did not experience the historical trauma but are a
 ffected daily by their families' histories. Holocaust and genocide survivo
 rs' children and grandchildren tell the stories of their family members no
 t only to put human faces on historical events but also to share their own
  experiences.\n\n\nTibor will present stories of his family’s experiences 
 as Hungarian Jews in the Holocaust\, using family photos\, maps\, and othe
 r illustrations. His mother was deported from a ghetto in rural Hungary to
  Auschwitz-Birkenau. She was moved to an industrial slave labor camp and u
 ltimately was liberated from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Tibor's
  father was processed through Auschwitz and worked in forced labor camps b
 efore being liberated from Dachau. He lost all his immediate family\, incl
 uding his first wife and two young daughters. Tibor's mother’s youngest br
 other\, thirteen years of age at the beginning of the war\, witnessed the 
 devastation of his family and survived a whirlwind of farm and industrial 
 forced labor camps before being liberated from a factory camp in Austria. 
 Their stories\, and the stories of other family members\, put human faces 
 on historical events and provide a perspective on the Holocaust that trans
 cends sterile renditions of dates\, events\, and statistics.
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DESCRIPTION:As each year goes by\, the world is losing Holocaust survivors 
 at a rapid rate\, resulting in fewer and fewer opportunities for people to
  hear their stories first-hand. In response to the urgent need to document
  and preserve these legacies\, second- and third-generation survivors are 
 sharing their families' stories to make sure the lives of those affected b
 y the Holocaust are not forgotten. Next-generation survivors are in a uniq
 ue place in which they did not experience the historical trauma but are af
 fected daily by their families' histories. Holocaust and genocide survivor
 s' children and grandchildren tell the stories of their family members not
  only to put human faces on historical events but also to share their own 
 experiences.\n\n\nTibor will present stories of his family’s experiences a
 s Hungarian Jews in the Holocaust\, using family photos\, maps\, and other
  illustrations. His mother was deported from a ghetto in rural Hungary to 
 Auschwitz-Birkenau. She was moved to an industrial slave labor camp and ul
 timately was liberated from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Tibor's 
 father was processed through Auschwitz and worked in forced labor camps be
 fore being liberated from Dachau. He lost all his immediate family\, inclu
 ding his first wife and two young daughters. Tibor's mother’s youngest bro
 ther\, thirteen years of age at the beginning of the war\, witnessed the d
 evastation of his family and survived a whirlwind of farm and industrial f
 orced labor camps before being liberated from a factory camp in Austria. T
 heir stories\, and the stories of other family members\, put human faces o
 n historical events and provide a perspective on the Holocaust that transc
 ends sterile renditions of dates\, events\, and statistics.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200116T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200116T130000
LOCATION:CANDLES Holocaust Museum
SUMMARY:CANDLES Next-Generation Speaker Series presents Hungarian Jews in t
 he Holocaust: My Family's Story of Courage and Resilience with Tibor Klopf
 er
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