Contents
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Editors' Remarks
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The Names Database:
The Faces Behind the Names
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The New Visual Center:
A Portal to Holocaust Films and Testimonies
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The New Museum:
Behind the Scenes
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Education
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Echoes and Reflections
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Connecting with the Youth
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Events at the International
School for Holocaust Studies
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“More Than Just a Job”: Farewell
Interview with Yad Vashem Director-General Ishai Amrami
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Generation to Generation: Keeping
the Memory Alive
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New
Publications
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News
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Keshet Zikaron
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Yad Vashem mourns the passing of
renowned “Nazi Hunter”
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Events July – September 2005
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New Chairman of Righteous Among
the Nations Commission
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Renovation of the Avenue of the
Righteous Among the Nations
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Education, Not Hatred
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Dedication to the Future
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Recent Visits to Yad Vashem
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Friends
Worldwide
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About the Magazine
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Credits
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Back Issues
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July 7 Cantorial Concert in the Valley of the Communities marking
60 years since the end of World War II. Attended by some 500 people, the
concert was held in cooperation with the Tel Aviv Cantorial Institute and
the World Organization of Orthodox Cantors, with cantor Naftali Hershtik
and under the musical management of Raymond Goldstein.
July 10 Annual memorial ceremony marking the massacre in Iasi and
the Dohoroi Pogrom at the Beit Yaakov-Rabbi Zvi Guttman synagogue and
community center in Haifa. The ceremony was attended by Chairman of the
Yad Vashem Council Professor Szewach Weiss, Romanian Ambassador in Israel
H.E. Dr. Valeria Stoica, Iasi survivor Maestro Mendi Rodan, Rabbi of the
Romanian community in Israel Efraim Guttman and members of the Memorial
Organization for Romanian Jewry. The event was hosted by Deputy Chairman
of the community center, Eng. Baruch Traktin.
July 21 Ceremony posthumously honoring Righteous Among the Nations
Fiodor Melnik (Ukraine), Yevgenya Morozova (Belarus), Steponas and
Viktorija Szrelskis (Lithuania), and Stefka Stoicheva (Bulgaria). Director
of the Department of the Righteous Among the Nations Dr. Mordecai Paldiel
presented certificates and medals to their next of kin. The ceremony was
attended by some 60 survivors and family members of the award recipients.
August 4 Annual Ceremony and assembly marking 63 years since the
murder of Janusz Korczak, Stepha Vilchinska and the orphanage children.
The assembly—held in cooperation with the Janusz Korczak Association in
Israel—commenced with a gathering in the Forest Commemoration Polish Jewry
(near Nataf), attended by JNF Chairman Yehiel Leket. In the afternoon, the
participants visited Yad Vashem for a tour of the new Museum and a
ceremony in Janusz Korczak Square. Addressing them were former Chairman of
the Korczak Association Dr. Eliezer Marcus, Pedagogic Director of the
International School of Holocaust Studies Shulamit Imber, and
representative of the training department of the Mahanot Olim Youth
Movement Eran Yarkoni. Wreaths were laid by former pupils of Korczak
Yitzhak Perla and painter Yitzhak Balfer.
September 11 Evening in memory of Reuven Dafni z”l, in cooperation
with the Rubin Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem, Sovlanut Movement,
and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pensioners’ Committee. Speeches were
delivered by Israel’s fifth president Yitzhak Navon, Chairman of the Yad
Vashem Directorate Avner Shalev, Chairman of Sovlanut Movement Dr. Dan
Ronen, and representative of the pensioners Tamar Eshel. The event was
compèred by Michal Zmora Cohen.
September 27 Evening marking the publication of the Encyclopedia of
Righteous Among the Nations—Belgium, and its presentation to the Belgian
Ambassador in Israel H.E. Mr. Jean-Michel Veranneman de Watervliet. The
ceremony was attended by Chairman of the Yad Vashem Directorate Avner
Shalev, Editor-in-Chief of the Belgian volume of the Encyclopedia and
Chief Historian of Yad Vashem Professor Dan Michman, and Belgian Jews
living in Israel.
September 28 Annual conference of the Organization of Former
Residents of Lodz and the Younger Generations, held in Tel Aviv’s Museum
of Arts. The program included performances by singer Shulamit Aharon, the
Mandolin Band of Rosh Ha’ayin and the Noar Haoved Vehalomed Music Group.
The “Friend of the Organization” Prize was also awarded at the event.
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