Yad Vashem Jerusalem - Quarterly Magazine

Contents

► Editors' Remarks
► Committed to Memory
UN Declares International Holocaust Remembrance Day
► The New Museum:
Behind the Scenes
A Family Connection
► Art Focus
New Exhibition: Montparnasse Déporté
► Education
   ► Global Teaching; Dynamic
        Learning
   ► Seminar for Survivors of
        the Rwandan Genocide
   ► Focusing on Europe
► The Names Database:
     A Year Online
► A Gift of Color
► News
   ► Inauguration of the new
        Visual Center
   ► Warsaw Ghetto Square to
       connect to new Museum
       Complex
   ► Yad Vashem wins four
       prizes for technical
       excellence
   ► Whoever Saves One
       Life…
   ► Events October-
       December 2005
   ► Children’s Art from Czech
       Republic
   ► Hungary honors
       Yad Vashem
   ►Recent Visits to
       Yad Vashem
   ► Dr. Joseph Kermish z”l
        (1907-2005)
► New Publications
► Friends Worldwide

► About the Magazine
► Credits

► Back Issues

► Contact Us

On 14 November, Hungarian Foreign Minister Dr. Ferenc Somogyi (second from left) visited Yad Vashem together with his Deputy Laszlo Vakonyi. During the visit, Dr. Somogyi presented Chairman of the Yad Vashem Directorate Avner Shalev (left) with the Commander’s Cross with the Star of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary, in recognition of Yad Vashem’s work in promoting Holocaust education and remembrance in Hungary.
Three other Yad Vashem employees also received state decorations: Chava Baruch (right) and Zita Turgeman (second from right), of the European Department of the International School for Holocaust Studies; and Sari Reuveni, of the International Institute for Holocaust Research and a volunteer on the Commission for the Designation of Righteous Among the Nations.

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On 14 November, Hungarian Foreign Minister Dr. Ferenc Somogyi (second from left) visited Yad Vashem together with his Deputy Laszlo Vakonyi