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LOCATION:Holzhude 1 21029 Hamburg
SUMMARY:I can forgive\, but never forget. Generation talk with concentratio
n camp survivor Helga Melmed and members of her family.
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Helga Melmed\, née Arndtheim\, was deported from Berlin
to the Litzmannstadt/Lodz ghetto with her Jewish family at the age of 13.
Her parents died there of hunger and disease. Helga Melmed survived the A
uschwitz concentration camp\, several satellite camps of the Neuengamme co
ncentration camp and the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp as the only memb
er of her family. After the war she emigrated to the United States.
We will talk to Helga Melmed and her family members about the Nazi persec
ution and about passing on the memory in their family. When did the childr
en find out about their mother's persecution? Did the mother tell about he
r fate of her own accord? Did the children tell their own children about t
he family history? And what do all of them hope for the future?
Mod
eration: Ulrike Jensen (Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial)
Please note: The event will be held in English only. Registration i
s required.
A cooperation of the Neuengamme Concentration Camp
Memorial with the Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation. Supported by: \"Landeszentr
ale für politische Bildung der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg\".
ORGANIZER;CN=Stine Klapper:mailto:stine.klapper@fes.de
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