Hope for Humanity 2020 by DHHRM

“” To build up a

FUTURE, you have to know the

PAST. - Otto Frank

THE DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM PROUDLY PRESESNTS

LIBERATORS AND SURVIVORS HOPE

STRENGTH

RESOLVE

Thursday, October 22, 2020 6:30 P.M. Pre-show Commemorative Video 7:00 P.M. Virtual Program

Laura Bush October 22, 2020 Greetings to those joining the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum’s Hope for Humanity event. On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the liberation from the Nazi concentration camps, I join you in saluting Liberators and Survivors from the Lone Star State. My father, Harold Welch, was a master gunner in the United States Army. He was a member of the 555th Antiaircraft Battalion, 104th Infantry Division. Also known as the Timberwolves, the 104th is credited with liberating Nordhausen, Germany, the site of the Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp. He was among the early wave of troops who entered the camp and witnessed the atrocities of Mittelbau-Dora. Photographs my father mailed home to my mother showed the horrors of Nazi brutality that the American liberators found at Nordhausen. I am proud of my father and the American troops who brought freedom to Europe. I’m grateful to Fran and Mark Berg for your work to honor our Texas Liberators and Survivors. And I’m thankful to the staff and supporters of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum for your dedication to preserving these important stories so that future generations learn from the efforts of these brave patriots. These accounts resonate with all of us, and especially with those whose loved ones fought in the name of freedom. May we never forget their sacrifice. President Bush and I are thankful for our veterans’ service to our country. We salute their valor and contribution to a legacy of peace and liberty for all. With respect and pride, we send our best wishes,

Frank Risch, Board Chair, and Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO, with President and Mrs. George W. Bush. Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, 2019 visit.

LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR & PRESIDENT AND CEO Good evening and welcome to our first-ever virtual Hope for Humanity dinner! At the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, our mission is to teach the history of the Holocaust and advance human rights to combat prejudice, hatred, and indifference. Learning our history and being aware of our past are vital to ensuring that “never again” means something. In this 75th anniversary of liberation, we honor the brave Upstanders of our past and our present: Survivors and Texas Liberators of Nazi concentration camps. We know the numbers: six million Jews, more than one and a half million of them children, were deliberately murdered. Yet recently, the Claims Conference, an organization which seeks a small measure of justice for Jewish victims of Nazi persecution through restitution and reparations payments, published worrying survey results on Holocaust knowledge of Millennials and Gen Z (ages 18-39) from all 50 states. Among the most startling results: 48% could not name a single concentration camp, 36% thought that “two million or fewer Jews” were killed, and 11% believe Jews were responsible for the Holocaust. Optimistically, 80% of respondents also believe in the importance of teaching the history of the Holocaust. Education is the key to our future - from it we learn hope, we garner strength, and we inspire future generations to push for a better world for us all. Through their personal testimonies, Survivors and Liberators bestow upon us a powerful legacy of human values, morality, truth, and honor. Their eyewitness testimony teach us how to be resilient even during the darkest of times. When all seems bleak, our Survivors and Liberators remind us that the key to hope for humanity lies within each of us. Special thanks to Event Co-Chairs Fran and Mark Berg & Mark and Peggy Zilbermann for successfully orchestrating this year’s event. Along with their Honorary Co-Chairs and Host Committee, they worked tirelessly to invite many of you to join us tonight. Thanks to their terrific effort and the incredible generosity of all of you, we exceeded the budgeted goal for this important fundraiser for our Museum – thank you! Our mission remains top of mind and it is with your help that we continue to write the next chapter of our history – together. With hope, strength, and resolve,

Frank Risch, Board Chair

Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO 5

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITMENT EVENT CO-CHAIRS FRAN AND MARK BERG MARK AND PEGGY ZILBERMANN

HONORARY CO-CHAIRS Distinguished Past Hope for Humanity Honorees Carol and Steve Aaron, 2001 Jack Belzacki Bell, 1991 Lauren Embrey, 2017 Dr. Michael Emmett, 2003 Gregory L. Fenves, 2018 Rebecca Fletcher, 2019 Don Glendenning, 2012 Dr. Edward Goodman, 2003 Dr. Daniel Karin, 2003

Nate Levine, 2016 Bill Lively, 2009 Barbara and Stan Rabin, 2014 Mike Rawlings, 2015 Frank Risch, 2011 The Honorable Florence Donald Shapiro, 2007 Roger Staubach, 2010 Dr. Mark Unterberg, 2003

HOST COMMITTEE Past Hope for Humanity Dinner Chairs Barbra and Bud Applebaum, 2019 Janet and Jeffrey Beck, 2014 Fran and Mark Berg, 2007 Cynthia and Robert Feldman, 2014 Lisa and Neil Goldberg, 2018 Liz and Tom Halsey, 2011 Ynette Hogue, 2008 and 2009 Carol and Mark Kreditor, 2016 Lisa and Steve Lieberman, 2018 6

Sarah Losinger, 2017 Lee and Paul Michaels, 2019 Helen Risch, 2008 and 2009 Suellen and A.J. Rosmarin, 2016 Celia and Larry Schoenbrun, 2011 Jackie and Steve Waldman, 2013 Abby and Todd Williams, 2015 Trea C. Yip, 2017

AN EVENING OF HOPE, STRENGTH, AND RESOLVE WELCOME

WITH REVERENCE

Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Associate Pastor Mally Baum, Trinity Presbyterian Church (McKinney) Daughter of Chet Rohn – Liberator, Mauthausen Rabbi Brian Zimmerman, Beth-El Congregation (Fort Worth) Grandson-in-law of Mort Levitan – Liberator, Dachau

CO-CHAIR WELCOME

HELP US INSPIRE UPSTANDERS

HONORING OUR SURVIVORS

HONORING TEXAS LIBERATORS

HOPE, STRENGTH, AND RESOLVE

Mark and Peggy Zilbermann, Event Co-Chairs 2020 Hope for Humanity

Ann and Nate Levine Campaign Donors and Charter Members

Frank Risch, Board Chair Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Fran and Mark Berg, Event Co-Chairs 2020 Hope for Humanity Honoring Upstanders of our past and our present: Our Survivors and Texas Liberators

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITMENT TEACHER OF TOLERANCE Nancy Ann and Ray L. Hunt Barbara and Stan Rabin

UPSTANDER

HUMANITARIAN

Janet and Jeffrey Beck/ Bobbi and Richard Massman Fran and Mark Berg Ann and Nate Levine Sarah and Alan Losinger

Candy and Ike Brown Family Michelle and Marshall Funk Alice and Jim Skinner Nicole and Justin Small Mark and Peggy Zilbermann

AMBASSADOR OF HOPE Carol and Steve Aaron The Andres Family Betty Jo and David Bell EY Renee and Hill A. Feinberg Friends of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission

Marion and Bennett Glazer/ Southern Glazerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lisa and Neil Goldberg Liz and Tom Halsey The Hegi Family Ynette and Jim Hogue Lidji Dorey & Hooper PC

Locke Lord/ Carol and Don Glendenning Ruthie and Jay Pack Nancy Perot and Rod Jones Robbie Watson Raphael Helen and Frank Risch Terry and Bert Romberg

Caroline and David B. Ackerman/ Beth and Eddie Ackerman/ Samantha and James Asch/ Paula and Douglas Menendez Jennifer and Peter Altabef Barbra and Bud Applebaum/ Lee and Paul Michaels Cristina Barbosa and Michael Young Dr. Joseph and Julie Meetal Berman Diane and Hal Brierley Inette and Josh Brown Rebecca and Ken Bruder/ Patricia Wolfson Fagadau Communities Foundation of Texas & Trinbrook Fund Evey and Chip Fagadau/ Tom Fagadau

Robert L. and Cynthia Feldman Philanthropic Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Gibson Dunn/ Kim and Jeff Chapman Cathy and Craig Glick Dot and Basil Haymann Karlyn and Grant Herlitz Mary Pat and Lance Higgins Jane and Pat Jenevein Veronique and Hylton Jonas Carol and Mark Kreditor/ Suellen and A.J. Rosmarin Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation/ Beverly and Joe Goldman

CD Wealth Management/ Barbi and Scott Cohen

Betsy and Mark Kleinman Lottye and Bobby Lyle

Celia and Larry Schoenbrun Catherine and Sam L. Susser Daphne and David Sydney Jackie and Steve Waldman Bonnie and Jeffrey Whitman Cathy and Mark Zoradi

BUTTERFLY OF FREEDOM Jane Saginaw Lerer and Stephen Lerer Joy and Ronald Mankoff Marsh & McLennan Agency/ Dan Prescott, Stuart Prescott, and Kevin Pailet North Dallas Bank & Trust Co. Jody and Melvin Platt Stefanie Schneidler and Jeffrey Robinson Dana and Josh Roseman Barbara and Randall Rosenblatt, M.D. The Schultz and Romaner Families The Honorable Florence Donald Shapiro and Howard Shapiro Daphne and Jay Shipowitz

Sidley Austin LLP Southern Methodist University Karla and Larry Steinberg/ Linda and Ken Wimberly Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart Candace and Max Swango Tailwater Capital/ Berkeley and Jason Downie Joanne and Charles Teichman/ YLANG 23 Toyota UT Southwestern Medical Center/ Southwestern Medical Foundation Andy Smith and Paul von Wupperfeld Alison and Michael Weinstein Abigail and Todd Williams

TRIPLE CHAI Raelaine and Paul Radnitz Katherine and Eric Reeves

Catherine and Will Rose Donna and Herb Weitzman

BUTTERFLY DONATIONS Kenneth Z. Altshuler, MD Susan and Michael Davidoff Peggy Dear/ Betty Regard Ann Marie and J.D. Dell

Sara and Michael Duran Rebecca and Barron Fletcher Angela and Douglas French Sherry and Ken Goldberg

Haynes and Boone, LLP/ Jeffrey Becker Jackson Walker/ Willie Hornberger Lisa and Peter Kraus

As of production deadline

BUTTERFLY DONATIONS (cont.) Lauren Leahy and Mohammad Alturk Sharon and Thomas Meurer Cindy and Mitch Moskowitz

Elaine and Trevor Pearlman Marcia Pulich Deedie Rose

Ruthy and Steven Rosenberg Kimberly and Jon Ross Lizzie and Dan Routman

Trea and Richard Yip Barbara and Donald Zale

GENERATIONS Dawn and Todd Aaron Sara and Mark Albert Angie and Dickson Bain

Sally and Tom Dunning Cheryl and Paul Gardner Ronit and Haviv Ilan

Jennifer and Thomas Karol The Lieberman Family Sabrina and Adam Schiller

Gilian and Steve Baron Becca and Allen Bodzy Gigi Gartner

Cathey and Donald Humphreys Kerri and Rick Lacher Ani and Pedro Nosnik

GIFT OF CHAI Nancy Rivin and Jim Bishkin Wendy and Marc Stanley Lois Wolf

MEDALS OF HONOR Anonymous Susan Abrams Kathie Aiello Mary Anne and David Alhadeff Jay Dee Allen, Jr. Rivka and Bradley Altman Lynne Aronoff Aviva and Gabe Austein Louise and Jack Belzacki Bell Dr. Diane and David Birk Rebecca and Allen Bodzy Sharon Boyes Brenda Brand Mary Lee and Michael Broder Stacey and Chuck Butler Susie and Joel Carp Catholic Diocese of Dallas Annabelle Catterall Melissa Cerimele Judy and Sam Coats Commercial Metals Company Ken Cooper Mary Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Etienne Fran and David Eisenberg Macki and Paul Ellenbogen Rachel and Michael Emmett Sandra and Henry Estess Arlene and Allen Feltman Beth Fenton Diane and Mark Fleschler Cyd and Cliff Friedman Magie Furst and Family Judy and Jim Gibbs

Rita Sue and Alan Gold Kari and David Goldberg Beverly and Abe Goldberg Dianne and Larry Goldstein Cindy and Alan Golman Claudia Goode Rona and Ed Goodman Shanie and Steve Gundy Patricia Healy Stephanie and Mike Hirsh Raanan Horowitz Mark E. Jacobs Gayle Johansen Melinda and Jim Johnson John Kalkanli Eileen and Howard Kessner Charlotte Kimmel Hanne K. Klein Michelle and Brian Kravitz Melanie H. Kuhr Donna M. Kun Catherine and Paul Lake Sharon and Charles Levin Sylvie Levine Carol and John Levy Julie and Jay Liberman Mickey and Bill Lively Mary and John Lowe Elaine and Michael Lowenkron Andrea Madison Ann and Fred Margolin Sandy and Andrew Marks Ellen and James Markus

Shelly Mathis and Scott Calhoun Janie and Cappy McGarr Yana and Yury Mintskovsky Julia Monter Noreen Kennedy and William Moore Melanie Morris Ann and Michael Ochstein Donna and Larry Olschwanger Jackie and Carl Ondracek Marilyn and Harrell Pailet Lauren and Ken Painter Stanley M. Peskind OriAnn & Judson C. Phillips (zâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l) Carol and Harold Pinker Melissa and Bart Plaskoff Karen Polan Reesa and Ken Portnoy Drs. Gloria and Ken Price Janine and Charles Pulman W. Paul Radman, D.D.S. Ana and Jaime Rapaport Karen and James Reisman Lotty Repp and Peter Casillas Pat and Jed Rosenthal Debbi and Barry Rothschild Colleen and Stan Rothschild Melissa and Matthew Rubel Sherwin Rubin Ellen and Lee Salzberger Celia Rose Saunders Cathy and Martin Schaffer Marilyn and Donald Schaffer Tara and Jeffrey Schiller

Kathy and Steven Schneider May L. Sebel Kathi and Charles Silver Stacey Silverman and Martin Zelling Judy and Harold Sommer Joan and Bruce Sostek Marc Steinberg Judy and Robb Steinberg, in loving memory of my parents, Elsa and Mike Weiss Vivian Steinborn Rabbis Nancy Kasten and David Stern Cynthia and Robert Stetson Barbara and Arnold Stokol Norma and Don Stone Rosie Stromberg Jennifer and Rabbi Ari Sunshine Nancy and Jerry Szor Charmaine and George Tang Margery and Jim Tolbert Terry Treadway Dr. Mark and Maddy Unterberg Sandy and Fred Wartell Helga and Gerardo Weinstein Susie and Ellis Wolbe Karen and Shelby Wyll Jo and Jerry Zeffren Ilene and Perry Zidow Mimi and Brian Zimmerman Lauren and Jeff Zlotky

As of production deadline

DALLAS/FORT WORTH SURVIVORS, REFUGEES, HIDDEN CHILDREN, AND KIN

Ginette Albert Brigitte Altman Ruth Altman Edith Baker Leon Bakst Jack Belzacki Bell Ted Bernstein Helen Biderman Rosa Blum Andrew Rosenberg Bramley Tova Feldman Magie Furst Ruvin Gershberg Max Glauben Berta Goetz Tibor Grunberger Hanna Hochster Ralph Hockley 10

Margaret Hopkovitz Paul Kessler Hanne Klein Andras Lacko Walter J. Levy Doris Markowitz Friedel Marx Margot Okowita Zsuzsanna Ozsvath Kurt Plaut Herschel Prengler Mendel Prengler Liliane Richman Hannah Rigler Bert Romberg Ann Pappenheim Rosenberg Gusta Rosenberg Belle Seals

Charles Silver Max Spindler Heinz Wallach Helga Weinstein Peter Winston Elizabeth Wolff Rosian Zerner

NDERTRANSPORTEES

OF BLESSED MEMORY From 12/2/19 to present Ann Donald Irma Freudenreich Frances Kirzner Yael Rappaport Jack Repp Lilly Wider Helmut Wolff 11

Service photos courtesy of Texas Liberator families.

The 25 servicemen pictured, left, comprise only a portion of the over 500 brave men who have been identified as Texas Liberators. Representing all parts of Texas, these men were present at the liberation of Nazi concentration camps. Working with Texas Tech University, the Baylor Institute for Oral History, and Texas Holocaust museums, the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission offers the Texas public these eyewitness accounts through a website, book, traveling exhibit, and educational app which convey the journey these men endured. Visit http://www.texasliberators.org/ to learn more about the Texas Liberator Project.

The mission of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission is to bring awareness of the Holocaust and other genocides to Texas students, educators, and the general public by ensuring availability of resources, and in doing so imbue in individuals a sense of responsibility to uphold human value and inspire citizens in the prevention of future atrocities.

Learn more about the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission https://thgc.texas.gov/ Learn more about the THGC & the Texas Liberator Project https://thgc.texas.gov/projects/texas-liberators 13

TEXAS LIBERATOR HONOR ROLL

Samuel M. Kogutt Liberator, FlossenbÃ¼rg 14

Ahlem Vernon W. Tott • El Paso Ampfing Joe William Evans • Long Branch | Georgetown Attendorn Jack Barnes • Cisco | Hurst Auschwitz Walter E. Knapp • El Paso Bergen-Belsen John Valls • Laredo | Melvin Earl Waters • Lancaster | Dallas Ted Willner • El Paso Leland A. Wittkopp • El Paso Buchenwald Salomon Abrego • Laredo William W. Ashby, Jr. • Houston Rudolf Baum • Dallas Manuel Camarillo • El Paso Wilson Canafax • Millsap | Fort Worth David Cohen • San Antonio Frederick J. Cramer • El Paso Richard J. Cramer • Dallas John Dettling, Sr. • Angleton | Wharton Peter De Wetter • El Paso Reynold F. Franze • Kurten | Bryan Charles E. Gentry • Erath | Ennis James Franklin Greene, Jr. • San Antonio J. Ted Hartman • Lubbock Hence J. Hill • Shamrock | Dallas Lawrence Jay Kaplan • El Paso Oscar L. Kimbell • Briscoe | Lubbock John William Kongable • Friendswood Jose Angel Lopez • Jourdanton | Houston

Isadore A. Margolis • El Paso Henry J. Mattero • Houston Patrick McEnroe, Jr. • Houston | Port O’Connor William Allen McKenzie • Houston | Dallas James D. Newton • Lubbock Thomas C. Pickens, Jr. • Houston Manuel M. Prieto • El Paso | Houston L. W. Puckitt • London | San Angelo Harold Andrew Ricards, Jr. • Houston Albert G. Rosenberg • El Paso Harold Joseph Salfen • Irving James F. Shafer • Burnet | Athens Hugh Steffy • El Paso Cleston Stell • Alvarado | Fort Worth Joseph Vincent Tortoice • Beaumont Raymond Stewart Watson • Waco S. J. Willburn • Magnolia | Houston Dachau Glen Adams • Richmond John W. Allen • Alto | Lamar County Charles Ray Allman • Runnels County | Mabank Adolfo Anzaldua • Hidalgo | Dallas Ubaldo Arizmendi • Brownsville Neal Axelrod • El Paso Magdaleno P. Baeza • El Paso Pedro P. Baeza • El Paso Joseph Baily, Jr. • Seagoville Meryl Barnett • Borger Albert Henry Bartschmid, Jr. • Marshall | Buchanan Dam Azzie Lee Bell, Jr. • Buckholts | Richmond Sam Benegas • Mission Lee Berg • Dallas John W. Birdwell • Bryson | Fort Worth Sidney Blum • El Paso Herbert M. Blumenthal • El Paso

William Bowie • Brenham | Dallas Roy A. Bracher • Brenham | Houston 15

Dachau (Cont.) Ray Buchanan • Mount Pleasant George William Burnett • Manchester | Kerrville Royce Edwin Burton • Tyler | Nacogdoches Werner Busse • Raymondville | Llano Jay Carpenter • El Paso Grover Carr • Royse City | Houston Robert Burnie Carson • San Antonio Lillian Carter • El Paso | Houston Loarn Eicaney Cavner • Houston Otis Oran Cavness • Cherokee | Austin C. A. Chanet • Dallas Thomas Christian • Richland Springs | San Angelo Glynn Curtis Collins, Sr. • Wilmer | Arlington Rupert Costlow • Henderson | Joinerville Harry M. Crouse • Helotes James John Cupples • Dallas Thomas D’Aquino • Dallas Alfred W. Davis, Jr. • Wichita Falls | Bryan Harry Digenthal • Garland Roland B. Dorman • Midway | Madisonville Alfred Casper Dotson, Jr. • Mineral Wells Douglas Doud • Brownwood | Kennedale Robert Dunstan • Dallas William T. Epperson • Trinity | Dallas Walter J. Fellenz • San Antonio George X. Ferguson • Dallas Guillermo Fernandez • El Paso Randel Zepeda Fernández • El Paso Reynaldo Fierro • El Paso Alton Leslie Fitzgerald • Hale County | Knox City Armando Flores • El Paso Geronimo Fragua • El Paso Ann Franklin • Houston Ralph Galvan, Jr. • San Antonio | Corpus Christi Glenn R. Gardner • Vigo Park | Canyon Arthur E. Goddard • Houston Lorenzo B. Gonzalez • El Paso

Durward B. Gossett • Rusk | Denison Richard Gottlieb • Dallas | Houston Robert Greenwood • Van Zandt | Tyler Francis H. Gregg • Amarillo Wirt T. Grover • Pickton Francisco J. Guerra • Laredo Carroll Eugene Gustafson • Manor | Austin Norm Haley • El Paso Clifford L. Hamilton • El Paso Samuel M. Harrington • Grapevine | Dallas Sherman Tecumseh Hatchel • Nacogdoches | Nederland Birney T. Havey • Seabrook Horace Eugene Hawkins • Johntown | Texas City Sydney Hilder • Houston Morris M. Hoffman • Navasota Yvonne G. Humphrey • Beaumont William L. Hunter • Fairfield Paul James Jenkins • Campbellton | Austin S. Frank Jones • Tyler Herman Josephs • San Antonio | Corpus Christi Robert E. Jud • Galveston | Marble Falls Sam Kesner • Dallas Ralph Krieger • Abilene Kermit Lee Krueger • New Ulm | Rosenberg Ernest Keith Langford • Bryan | College Station Johnny Lawhon • Wharton | Freeport L. J. Leath • Electra John P. Lee • Dallas Joseph V. Lee • Odessa Jerome Leibs • Dallas Walter J. Levermann • San Juan | San Antonio Mort Levitan • Dallas Maurice Louis Levy • Terrell | Dallas Eugene B. Lewis • Galveston Frederick Bernhard Machol • Houston Ralph Mackenzie • Dallas Harlin Lloyd Magee • Beaumont | Blanco

Dachau (Cont.) Samuel Joseph Martin, Jr. • Midland John L. McConn • Houston Ellen (Richards) McKitrick • Houston Everett Daniel McWhorter • Zack | Lipan Guillermo Mendez • Brownsville | Conroe Gerd Miller • San Antonio Henry Mireles, Jr. • Beaumont | San Antonio Donald L Mitcham • Buckholts | Houston Jerry B. Morgan • Midland Mary Elizabeth Morris • Allen Arland B. Musser • Houston Edward Benjamin Nathan • San Antonio Quentin F. Naumann • Houston Marvin Bob Osborn • Gatesville Curtis K. Owen • McMahan | Lockhart Tom H. Owen • Leonard | Richardson Gerald Willard Parker • Kerens | San Antonio Charles C. Pervier • Houston Emilio Portales • D’Hanis Emillio Portales • San Antonio Ferris Pounds • Newcastle John Prezas • Corpus Christi William Pritchett • Stamford | Abilene Alfred M. Proschko • Shiner | Yoakum Paul U. Ramirez • San Antonio Fred F. Randolph • Wichita Falls Jesus Reyes • Houston Bill Jones Rice • Kaufman | Amarillo Lawrence Rodney Rodgers • Houston Harold Rogers • Hillsboro | Waco William E. Rogers • Dallas | Center Joseph Ignatius Romano • Friendswood | Missouri City Charles E. Rosenbloom • Galveston Alice Roth • El Paso Tom Rourke • DeSoto Gordon Rowe • Dallas | Horseshoe Bay

Edwin Rusteberg • Brownsville Alvin A. Sauls • Wolfe City | Clarksville Grover Cleveland Schildknecht, Jr. • Dallas | San Antonio Seburn Schmittou • Jack County Duane C. Schue • Plano Ira E. Scott • Port Arthur | College Station Jerry Scott • Gregg County Joseph Sgroi • El Paso Edmund Sorola • San Antonio Felix Laurence Sparks • San Antonio Cecil A. Spears • Beaumont Earl Clem Spencer • Decatur Charles Spotted Bear • Midland Lawrence R. Stewart • Fort Worth Jack W. Sturman • Tulia Harry Swofford, Jr. • Abilene Travis R. Taylor • Dallas | Hopkins County Reuben George Tepper • El Paso Ernest Harrison Thomas, Jr. • Denton | Pickton Wilbur Eugene Thornton • Houston | Pearland Angel Trejo • El Paso Arturo Trevino • San Antonio | Dallas Willene D. Turner • Abilene Hugh Brandon Valliant • Barstow | Pecos William Francis Walsh • Kingsville Jack Ellis Westbrook • Rule Tillman Wheat, Jr. • Houston Shelby Wheelus • San Antonio Curtis R. Whiteway • El Paso Craig Wilhelm • Happy | Nazareth Robert Stanley Winter • Houston George Wise • Dallas Beryl B. Wolfson • Houston Charles B. Works • Decatur Thomas C. Yantis • Brownwood Fred Ziesk • New Braunfels

Dinslaken Earl Tweed • Dallas Dora-Mittelbau Terry De La Mesa Allen • El Paso Louis Belsky • El Paso Walter Wilcox Cardwell, Jr. • Lockhart | College Station Kenneth Christopherson • El Paso | Mansfield Sam Galvan • Corpus Christi Ernesto Pedregon Martinez • El Paso Gerald Powell • Hunt County | Horseshoe Bay Crisoforo D. Rivera • Da Costa | Victoria Bishop T. Woodson • Conroe DP Transport Fredrick W. Goldsmith • Dallas Ebensee James Lecil Huffines, Jr. • Mexia | Lewisville Ascension “Chon” Martinez • Lorena Gerd Miller • San Antonio Julius Spitzberg • El Paso Eger Norris Waddill • Ireland | Euless Falkenau Leonard Staciokas • Smith Flossenbürg Manuel Camarillo • El Paso Carlos Guzman Guerrero • Lockhart | South Austin Samuel M. Kogutt • Bay City | Dallas Stanley Marcus • El Paso Alvin Issie Schepps • Houston Burnett L. Sutter • Frisco

Gardelegen Richard Earl Dusek • Lamesa | Clyde John Estle Fielding • Petty | Paris Gunskirchen Gerard E. Bruson • El Paso Floyd Dade, Jr. • Texarkana Olav E. Eidbo • El Paso Thomas Jimenez • San Antonio David Klawsky • El Paso Wayne Rowden • Azle | Brownfield Willie Sabrsula • Beasley | El Paso Edward Worthington Samuell, Jr. • Dallas Edward J. Zebrowski • Houston Hadamar Johnnie Meza Marino • Colorado | Houston Hyatt W. Moser • El Paso Curtis R. Whiteway • El Paso Halberstadt-Zwieberge Michael P. Cokinos • Beaumont Hannover Vernon W. Tott • El Paso Heidelberg John W. Flickinger • El Paso Hohenwarth Courts Cleveland, Jr. • Acton | Granbury Hurlach Raymond Solon Allen • Hallettsville | Houston William Ray Lynch, Jr. • Madisonville | Huntsville

Itter Castle Joe Warren Gill • Canyon Edgar M. Greaves • Coleman County Raymond R. Greaves • Coleman County Francis Ruble Reese, Jr. • Houston Kaufering Reuben Brody • El Paso Myron I. Dickey, Jr. • Houston | Mount Enterprise Raymond E. Harris • Rogers | Temple Julian A. Lerner • Galveston | Dallas Rene Lopez • Mission | McAllen Albert Pena, Jr. • Cotulla | San Antonio John T. Poole • Port Arthur | Houston Marvell T. Staggs • Shamrock | Brownfield James White • Port Arthur | Nederland Lager Olav E. Eidbo • El Paso Landsberg Floyd C. Adams • Graford | Pampa Wilfred Agold • Boerne | Comfort Giles Albritton, Jr. • Lufkin Vernon Alexander • Amarillo Vincent Amato • Huntsville Jessie L. Baker • Wichita Falls Paul K. Barron • San Antonio Tony J. Bashinski • Bremond | Houston J.B. Belvin • Greenwood | Dallas William Benson • Colorado City | Wylie Abe Bernstein • Houston Charles Bickle • San Antonio | Nixon Albert Binko • Dallas Edward L. Bischoff • Sealy | Richmond A. G. Pete Bramble • Dallas Gorman G. Brewer • Jasper | Beaumont Billie Wallace Brooke • Mineola | Littlefield

Landsberg (Cont.) Dale Allan Bryhan • Weslaco Lester R. Calhoun • Holland | Texas City Allen B. Canfield • Dallas Isaac W. Carey • Gilmer | Forney Henry O. Case • Cleveland | Conroe Altheus B. Chancy • Houston Albert Clauser • Grand Prairie Johnny Collett • Dallas Lee D. Combs • Houston Anthony H. Couch • San Antonio Julius H. Craver • Yantis | Sulphur Springs Arthur W. Crawford • Dawson | Tyler Robert E. Crawley • Irving William H. Crone • Wood County | Mineola Martin G. Crutsinger • Locker | San Saba Grover Cunningham • San Antonio Roy B. Darrow • Seguin | San Antonio Hubert L. Dycus • Rotan Robert L. Eaton • Comanche | Trinidad Roy Eaton • Houston Frank R. Elliot • Baylor County | Abilene William L. Ellis • Houston Julius Feinstein • Houston Edwin Barry Ferrell, Sr. • Aspermont | Midland L. H. Ferris • Truscott | Muleshoe Walter H. Fisher • Houston Arthur M. Flynn • Houston Charles H. Flynn, Jr. • Houston Thomas C. Foley • Dallas | Wichita Ralph V. Fry • Abilene Dennis Fulwell • Harlingen Falls Murray Gaile • El Paso Jesus R. Garcia • El Paso Nelson A. Geron • Sweetwater Raymond E. Gray • Point Edgar M. Greaves • Coleman County Raymond R. Greaves • Coleman County

Landsberg (Cont.) Lloyd N. Groce • Houston A. C. Hays, Jr. • Dimmitt | Sanger Edgar J. Henyan • Seymour | Lubbock Andrew W. Hewitt • Austin Charles Hoelscher • Lavaca County | Alice Willie Joe Hunter • Merkel Harold Jayroe • Osage | Dallas Donnie M. Jones • Athens | Port Arthur Carlis D. Jones • Dallas Clarence E. Jones • San Saba John P. Jones • Houston | Gainesville John Paul Jones • Austin Clemens O. Klein • Fredericksburg Audavee B. Knox • Abilene | Bomarton Arndell R. Kunshick • Bastrop | Del Rio George Kveton • Sweetwater | Rockport Vernon W. Langley • Clyde | Big Spring Eva LaRae • El Paso Henry LaRue • Mexia Mark S. Larson • San Antonio Olan R. Lathrop • Houston | Polk County Robert Lee • Dallas | Plano Walter A. Leigon • Morgan | Houston Julian A. Lerner • Galveston | Dallas Fred Levy • Dallas Doyce H. Lyles • Garland Alvino N. Machado • San Antonio R. E. Madrey • Weatherford | Big Springs John Manning • DeSoto Calvin Massey • Tomball Odell W. McBee • Milburn | Mercury Robert McMenamin • Abilene James A. Meehan • San Antonio James D. Menefee • Tatum | Tyler Zohn Solomon Milam • Eliasville | Graham Byron F. Moody • Weatherford | Dallas Howard C. Neeper • San Antonio

Myers Newman • Henderson | Fort Worth Edmundo Nieto • Presidio Charles E. Oates • Houston John W. Odell • Houston Thomas F. Osborne • San Antonio Alfonso Pacheco • Brownsville Jerry J. Paulicek • Schulenberg Alvin Pearson • Pecan Jose M. Perez, Jr. • El Paso Herbert O. Pinno • Dallas | Fort Worth J.D. Pittman • Carbon | Eastland Robert H. Pohlman • Houston Robert Neal Powers • Woodlands Lee Price • Houston Joseph S. Ratley • Tyler | Marshall Lloyd Riedner • San Antonio Everett Riggs • Texline Charles R. Rodgers • Ingram | Bandera Tony Rodriquez • San Antonio Robert E. Rosales • San Antonio Julien David Saks • Houston Richard E. Sanders • Palacios | Houston George H. Sanger, Jr. • Nolan | El Paso Edmond Sarola • San Antonio Arthur A. Sauer • Houston Adolph Sawyer • Marathon | San Antonio LeRoy A. Schriner • Galveston J.D. Seay • Luling Frank Sellers • San Antonio Newt A. Shanklin, Jr. • San Antonio John Howard Shipp, Jr • De Kalb | Red Lick Arthur H. Simpkins • Buda James C. Smith • Dallas Winburne J. Smith • Holland | Maypearl Melvin A. Sprott • Tarpley Worth A. Stewart • Uvalde Sam A. Stockbridge • Laredo William L. Stough • Rice | Dallas

Landsberg (Cont.) David Buford Strickel • Perrin Delbert Taylor • Milam | Rockdale Sam Z. Teneyuca • San Antonio Donald F. Thompson • El Paso William E. Towns • Belmont Ray Vann • Garfield | Lockhart Demencio Vasquez, Jr. • Dolores Albert F. Voigt • Paige | Addicks Emil Vrana • Sheldon Wilmer J. Wade • Nacogdoches | Cushing Harrel W. Williams • Gober Ben F. Wilson • Kingsville William Womack • Fort Worth | Midland

Edgar F. Herbst, Jr. • Kirbyville | Houston Reyes C. Martinez • San Antonio Alex M. McAdams • Romayor | Cleveland Richard L. McDowell • El Paso Avis Mott • Orange Joe V. Nemec • Williamson City | Rockport Aulton J. Schubert • Caldwell | Lockhart Ike G. Slafka • Bremond | Marlin Wilburn R. Smith • Jacksonville Ardie Robert Williamson • Fisher | Pollok Robert R Williamson • Bryan

Langenstein James D. Newton • Lubbock

Mauthausen Phillip Bernstein • Fort Worth William G. Dippo, Jr. • San Antonio Trenton Dowdle, Sr. • Coolidge | Garland Marie Knowles Ellifritz • El Paso Mark Geeslin • Goldthwaite | Lubbock Helen Groesbeck • Austin Jack Arthur Gulyas • El Paso J. Ted Hartman • Lubbock Clifton Bernard Hohensee • Rowena | Wall Vernon L. Hosbrook • El Paso Ben Lane • Vernon | Houston Johnny Lawhon • Wharton | Freeport Ben Love • Vernon | Houston Gerd Miller • San Antonio William Bryant Phelps • Gonzales | San Antonio Ted Pohrte • DeSoto David H. Porter, Jr. • Houston Chester F. Rohn, Jr. • McKinney Nathan Swerdlow • Beaumont Luther Victory (witness) • Caddo Mills | Baytown Eli Warach • Houston James Wilburn Wilson • East Texas

Leipzig-Schönefeld Felix Longoria • Skidmore | Corpus Christi Leipzig-Thekla Phil Peterson • Dallas Linz Marie Knowles Ellifritz • El Paso Magdeburg Sam Alexander • Breckenridge Drennan S. Anderson • Big Spring James S. Anderson • Tuff | Fredericksburg Lenzy A. Barrington • Bloomburg Hardy Boullion • Liberty Thomas Carlson • Bosque County | Waco Charles J. Croley • Gilmer | Wichita Falls James Monroe Donaghey, Jr. • Anson | Hamlin Ishmael M. Ferry • San Antonio Jesse E. Harris • Houston

Maribor Ramon Herrera • El Paso

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Thomas S. Gillis, Jr. • Fort Worth | Houston Lynn Henry Guilloud • Pottsboro | Dallas James Melvin Johnson • Huntsville | Houston John William Kongable • Friendswood Ed Malouf • Dallas Jack McMahan • Whitney | Oak Hill Chester McNamara • El Paso John Nelson • Milam | El Paso Robert C. Pearson • Houston Ted Pohrte • DeSoto Phillip M. Prieto • El Paso | Hockley Otto Schlamme • Houston Clayton Miles Taylor • Arlington George Volkel • Houston Robert William • Houston Risiera di San Sabba Harry Bernstein • Fort Worth Sachsenhausen Ernesto S. Martinez • Cameron | San Antonio Salzwedel Milford Tipton Fullerton, Jr. • Midlothian Joseph Simpson • West | Fort Worth Norris Waddill • Ireland | Euless Maurice Wolfson • El Paso Edwin Zabcik • Ocker | Corsicana Schwabigg Joe William Evans • Long Branch | Georgetown Spergau Herman R. Cortez • Victoria | Houston Stalag III-B Noel Ray Henkell • Ballinger

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Zwodau Leonard Staciokas • Smith

Unknown Camps Jesse Paul Davis • Devine | Sandia Jerry M. Gregg • Spicewood | Austin James Mahoney • Austin Juan S. Martinez • La Grulla | El Paso Henry McDonnell • San Antonio Jose Mendez • Corpus Christi J.K. Milam • Circle Back | Tulia Volary Frederick Bernhard Machol • Houston Salvador Rivera • El Paso Weferlingen Isadore A. Margolis • El Paso Werl Joe G. Lerma • El Paso Wesel George H. Wessels • San Antonio Wewelsburg Craig Wilhelm • Happy | Nazareth Wöbbelin Constantine Eagan • Wimberley Louis Clinton Hudson, Jr. • Somerville | Bryan Felipe T. Roybal • El Paso Jacob Sneiderman • San Antonio Clinton Walther • Warda | Livingston Zwickau Robert William • Houston

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Bronek, Dorothy, and William Schiff (L-R), ca.1933.

The Schiff family in front of their barbershop, Krakow, Poland, ca. 1938.

Michael Schiff and friend. 30

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Chet Rohn (R) with buddies.

Chet Rohn, Liberator â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Mauthausen. Chet Rohn with his grandfather. 33

This page is dedicated by Nicole and Justin Small. Bill Kongable, February 1931.

Bill Kongable (L), Liberator - Ohrdruf | Buchenwald, with buddy.

This page is dedicated by Betty Jo and David Bell.

Wedding portrait of Lola Bell, Warsaw, Poland, 1936.

Wedding portrait of Frank Bell, Warsaw, Poland, 1936.

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Rudy Baum (L), Liberator â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Buchenwald.

Liberator Al Czerner, age 19 or 20, at Buchenwald, ca. 1945.

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Leon and Libby Bakst, Wedding Day, Displaced Persons Camp, Munich, Germany, ca. 1946.

Marsha (Bakst) Gaswirth playing with her younger sister Paulette (Pepe), Dallas, TX, ca. 1953.

This page is dedicated by Renee and Hill A. Feinberg.

Fela Fenstermacher and her siblings, Brussels, Belgium, ca. 1927.

Photo of Fela Fenstermacher's mother, Poland, 1925.

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Sonia Huberman's young son, David, who was murdered in Majdanek.

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This page is dedicated by Daphne and David Sydney. Kurt Plaut's family: Julius, Della, and Siegfried (Fred) Plaut.

Andras Lacko's father, with his brother and sister, ca. 1906.

Martha and Charlotte Caspary. Both perished during the Holocaust. 49

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Herb Stern (center), Liberator - Nordhausen. In North Africa, ca. 1943. William E. Danner (left), Liberator - Nordhausen. 54

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The Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas stands with the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum. Together, we: Remember the 6 million Jews whose lives were lost, Teach the history of the Holocaust, and Combat prejudice, hatred, and discrimination.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee, Officers Frank Risch, Board Chair The Honorable Florence Donald Shapiro, Immediate Past Chair Mark Zilbermann, Chair-Elect Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Nate Levine, Vice Chair Beth Bull, Treasurer Steven P. Rosenberg, Assistant Treasurer Melanie H. Kuhr, Secretary Janiece Evans-Page, Assistant Secretary Directors Rivka Altman Cristina Barbosa Jarrod Beck Cecily Bolding Ike Brown Sara Garcia Duran Lauren Embrey Evey Fagadau Manny Fernandez Edwin Flores Craig Glick Ken Goldberg Lifetime Directors David Bell P Marsha Gaswirth Max Glauben P Thomas S. Halsey P

Elected/Appointed Members of the Executive Committee David B. Ackerman, Chair of Endowment Foundation Neil Goldberg, Chair of Development Committee Lee Elizabeth Michaels, Chair of Current Issues Committee Michele Valdez, Chair of Marketing Committee Kenneth W. Wimberly, Chair of Program Committee Peter A. Kraus, Appointed Thear Suzuki, Appointed

Morgan Hare Lauren Leahy Caren Lock A. Ravi Malick Ann Margolin Yana Mintskovsky Shula Netzer Tracy M. Preston Jolene F. Risch Josh Roseman Melissa Rubel

Whitney Strauss Daphne Sydney Charmaine A. Tang Jim Tolbert Paul von Wupperfeld Julia Wada Stephen Waldman P Abby Williams Brian H. Williams Christopher M. Williams Mark Zoradi

James M. Hogue P Hylton L. Jonas P Zsuzsanna Ozsvath, PhD Stan Rabin

Michael Schiff P Larry Schoenbrun Ronald G. Steinhart P

Past Chairs

DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM STAFF Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Sara Abosch Jacobson, PhD, Chief Education, Programs & Exhibitions Officer Barbara AcuĂąa-Taylor, Director of Special Events

Rachel Hendricks, Group Tours Coordinator Ashley Herman, Museum Experience Manager

Elizabeth Adams, Corporate Relations Manager

Adilene Hernandez, Group Tours and Survivor Relations Manager

Robynn Amaba, Archives Assistant

Janet Hitt, Marketing Manager

Kayla Amos, Museum Experience Lead

Tammiko Jones , Executive Assistant to the President and CEO

Kathy Beal, Senior Accountant Annie Black, Director of Programs & Volunteers Casey Bush, Museum Educator Sarah Bushey, Accounting, HR and Operations Manager Maria Castaneda, Museum Experience Associate Spencer Cronin , Program Coordinator Charlotte Decoster, PhD, Ackerman Family Director of Education Leslie Dworkin, Museum Experience Associate/ Accounting Clerk Kathryn English , Museum Experience Lead Shelby Gadol, Marketing Coordinator Forrest Goings, Advancement Coordinator Reid Hamilton, Database Coordinator

Ellie Keffler, Museum Experience Associate Kerri Cleghorn Lai, CFRE, Chief Advancement and External Affairs Officer Deanne McElroy, Membership and Analytics Manager Sabrina Miranda, Grant Writer Ryan Novak, Building Engineer Brian Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell, Museum Experience Lead Claire Robinson, Senior Museum Educator Kelly Lamport Rosales, CPA, Chief Financial Officer Max Rosenzweig, Graphic Designer Garrett Smith, AV Technician Mike Weaver, Director of Facilities Felicia Williamson, Director of Library & Archives

CURRENT SPECIAL EXHIBITION The Fight for Civil Rights in the South

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FEBRUARY 19, 2020 - JANUARY 12, 2021 The Fight for Civil Rights in the South combines two prestigious photography exhibitions covering the African American struggle for civil rights and social equality in the 1960s – Selma to Montgomery: Photographs by Spider Martin and Courage Under Fire: The 1961 Burning of the Freedom Riders Bus. Can’t visit the Museum in person? View our FREE virtual tour from the safety of your own home! SEE THE EXHIBTION! The Fight for Civil Rights in the South combines Selma to Montgomery: Photographs by Spider Martin and Courage Under Fire. They are curated and circulated by the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI), with contributions from the City of Birmingham and to BCRI’s Corporate Campaign.

African American Forum & Minority Men Affinity Network Employee Resource Groups at State Farm®

FUNK FAMILY UPSTANDER SPEAKER SERIES

DR. MICHAEL SORRELL

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2020 | 7:00 PM CST REGISTER HERE! Dr. Michael Sorrell rescued Paul Quinn College, a small, faith-based college in southern Dallas, from near destitution. In his 13 years of leadership, Dr. Sorrell has converted Paul Quinn into the nation’s first urban work college and the first historically black work college. Named one of Fortune Magazine’s “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders”, Dr. Sorrell is a unique leader whose commitment and passion translate into everything he does. His work singlehandedly transformed Paul Quinn College into a model for schools around the United States. The conversation will take place on the online platform Zoom. A link to join will be sent to registered guests via email one hour before the start of the program.

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Michele Valdez and Gary Kennedy Honorable Florence and Howard Shapiro Lauren Leahy and Mohammad Alturk

UPCOMING VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

10/24 EDUCATOR VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP PREVIEW

11/2 IREAD BOOK CLUB FOR ADULTS: NEIGHBORS

10/27 HISTORY HIGHLIGHTS: HOLOCAUST FORGIVENESS

11/10 HISTORY HIGHLIGHTS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN HUMAN RIGHTS

10/29 DRIVING THE CHANGE: A CONVERSATION WITH BEAU CHANDLER AND MAJOR JIMINEZ

11/12 FUNK FAMILY UPSTANDER SPEAKER SERIES: DR. MICHAEL SORRELL

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DECEMBER

11/16 MOVIE MONDAY FILM DISCUSSION: JOJO RABBIT

12/2 LUNCH & LEARN: THE EVOLUTION OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN REGISTER HERE

12/7 IREAD BOOK CLUB FOR ADULTS: ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE REGISTER HERE

11/18 BEYOND NUREMBERG: THE GLOBAL HISTORY OF NAZI TRIALS

12/8 HOLOCAUST MEMORY IN THE POST-WAR PERIOD

11/23 FAMILY-FRIENDLY IREAD BOOK CLUB: YEAR ZERO GRAPHIC NOVEL

12/21 FAMILY-FRIENDLY IREAD BOOK CLUB: THE PROMISE REGISTER HERE

12/21 MOVIE MONDAY FILM DISCUSSION: THE BOOK THIEF REGISTER HERE

11/24 HISTORY HIGHLIGHTS: GENOCIDE DENIAL

2020-2021 VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS & PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS 2020-2021 school field trips are not cancelled! The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum’s Education Team has developed multiple virtual ways for students to connect with the Museum – including virtual field trips. Students can tour the Museum’s permanent exhibition individually or as a class group through Zoom. Museum Educators walk through the exhibition while students and educators can ask questions in real time. Did we mention all virtual field trips are accompanied by a TEKS and Social Emotional Learning aligned worksheet? Learning may look a little different this year, but you can still count on the Museum to help bring education and history to the classroom.

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VIRTUAL PROGRAMS FOR PROFESSIONALS Did you know the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum offers learning opportunities for professionals in the community? With an array of programs to choose from, these lessons challenge participants to use history as a framework in their own professional lives. Each program gives health, legal, and other professionals the opportunity to discuss the concepts of choice and implicit bias as it relates to their field. Exploring the role and impact of professionals during the Holocaust, participants leave reflecting upon their own ethical and personal responsibilities in our society. You can also choose from a selection of themes such as Uncovering Dallas Civil Rights, What is an Upstander, and more. Whatever your groupâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interest, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum will have the right choice for you.

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BE PART OF THE CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN OUR COMMUNITY AND THE WORLD. BECOME A MEMBER!

At the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, education is at the heart of our mission. Learning our history and being aware of our past are vital to ensuring that â&#x20AC;&#x153;never againâ&#x20AC;? means something. As a Member, your support directly funds our important year-round work that challenges visitors to think critically and become UPSTANDERS. As a Member, enjoy year-round benefits including unlimited complimentary admission to permanent and special exhibitions, free entry to the Funk Family Upstander Speaker Series, and discounts to additional educational programs and events. For more information, please contact Deanne McElroy, Membership Manager, at 469-399-5210 or dmcelroy@dhhrm.org.

CLICK HERE to learn about Membership benefits! Membership starts at just $50. Discounts are available for students, educators, senior citizens, military, people with disabilities, and Museum volunteers.

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Just as man cannot live without

DREAMS, he cannot live without

HOPE. - Elie Wiesel