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MorseLife ‘Next Generations’ Holocaust Series

Announces October/November Programming

MorseLife NEXT Authors Joel Poremba and Henry Michalski. Tuesday, Nov. 15 Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff will share powerful and
GENERATIONS Holocaust at 7 p.m. Online: Virtual/Webinar. Admission: Free, however, inspiring stories of women who resisted Nazi occupation, guided
Living Learning Experience’s registration is required to receive an access link. their families to safety or ultimately sacrificed themselves for the
2022 Annual Showcase Series Joel Poremba, author of My Name is Staszek Surdel: The safety of others. She presents a different picture of individuals
continues its poignant and Improbable Holocaust Survival of Nathan Poremba, the Last during the Holocaust, from persecuted Jewish women who
insightful programming in Jew of Wieliczka, along with Henry Michalski, author of were victims to one of courageous resistance fighters who were
October and November. Topics Torn Lilacs: A True WWII Story of Love, Defiance and Hope, mothers and sisters, often the only harbingers of hope.
will focus on the “Roots and told the stories of their Holocaust survivor parents by writing Registration. To learn more and register for the
Resurgence of Anti-Semitism,” award-winning books. The authors are interviewed and share MorseLife NEXT GENERATIONS Holocaust Living
“The Latin American Response how their parents’ stories inspired and impacted them. Learning Experience Showcase Series programs, visit www.
to the Holocaust,” Holocaust Women in the Holocaust. Featuring Dr. Miriam Klein nextgenerations.org. To schedule community or school
Survivor stories shared by two Robert Watson, Ph.D., Kassenoff, a Holocaust survivor and the director of the programming, contact Leigh Routman, director, MorseLife
award-winning authors, and Distinguished Professor Holocaust Teacher Institute at the University of Miami. Tuesday, NEXT GENERATIONS Holocaust Living Learning
“Women in the Holocaust.” of American History and Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. Online: Virtual/Webinar. Admission: Free, Experience, Lroutman@morselife.org, (561) 668-5961.
The Showcase Series, now Avron Fogelman Research however, registration is required to receive an access link.
in its 15th year, is one of Professor, Director, Project
the nonprofit’s community Civitas, College of Arts and
engagement programs Sciences at Lynn University
developed to enlighten,
cultivate, and encourage generations of upstanders to work
individually and collectively to help eradicate bigotry and hate. ARCHIVE GALLERIES
The live and virtual multimedia Showcase Series shares
lessons learned from the Holocaust that underscore the
importance and advocacy of diversity, inclusion, equity, social
justice, and human rights. They are presented to uplift and PAYS HIGHER PRICES FOR FINE ART AND ANTIQUES
transform communities and help heal intergenerational trauma.
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are shared by premier experts in their fields,” said Nancy
Dershaw, founder of NEXT GENERATIONS. “Our October
and November programs feature renowned historians and We Also Purchase Men’s And Ladies’ Items Including:
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Lynn University and the literary world.”
According to Dershaw, the October/November live and
virtual opportunities include: One Piece Or Entire Contents Purchased
Roots and Resurgence of Anti-Semitism: A 2,000-
Year History of Hate, Conspiracy and Pseudo-Science. CALL NOW FOR A FREE CONSULTATION, NO OBLIGATION
Featuring Dr. Robert Watson, renowned historian, author,
professor, political commentator and community leader.
Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. Friedman Hall, MorseLife Campus
Address: 4850 Ryna Greenbaum Drive, West Palm Beach. CASH 561-498-7536 COURTEOUS
Admission: $18 per person, free to Holocaust survivors PAYMENTS IN HOME
A live captivating presentation with Dr. Robert Watson UPON REQUEST SERVICE
during which he will discuss the roots and resurgence of
anti-Semitism and offer an informative deep dive into the
history of hate, including centuries of pseudo-science and
conspiracy theories that impacted attitudes and violence.
The Latin American Response to the Holocaust. Everyone deserves a doctor who they
Featuring Christina Chavarria, National Outreach Coordinator,
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Wednesday, Oct. trust and like. One who listens and
19 at 7 p.m. Online: Virtual/Webinar. Admission: Free, however,
registration is required to receive an access link. takes their time to answer questions
Chavarria will share the history of Holocaust survivors
who found refuge in Latin America as she traces the history and address concerns. A doctor who is
of Latin American nations that opened their countries to
European Jews before, during and after the war. With the available when you need them most.
Nazi seizure of power in Germany, as the search for refuge
intensified, Latin American governments officially permitted
only about 84,000 Jewish refugees to immigrate between
1933 and 1945, less than half the number admitted during I provide proactive, preventive, wellness & sick care to
the previous 15 years. Others entered these countries through adult patients at my concierge medical practice.
illegal channels. Chavarria shares dramatic stories of how
specific countries provided refuge and recovery.
A Talk with Two Authors. Featuring Award-winning To discuss your health needs, and my care model, you

are invited to a complimentary meet and greet with
me - by video, phone or, when the pandemic permits,
in-person at my practice.

Please call 561.368.0191 to schedule your meet and
greet with me. I look forward to meeting you.

Steven E. Reznick, MD, FACP
Recognized as a “Best Doc”. Practicing in our community since 1979.

7280 W. Palmetto Park Road | Suite 205N | Boca Raton | 33433
Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff fled Nazi Europe, Kosice, ww.BocaConciergeDoc.com
Slovakia, as a small child in 1941, along with her parents
and infant brother.