THE HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CENTER'S 1987 SPRING SERIES
DR. RAUL H I LBE RG, Ph.D. in Public Law and Government, Columbia University.
John G. McCullough Professor of Political Science, University of Vermont.
Member: President's Commission on the Holocaust, 1978-79,
United States Holocaust Memorial Council.
Author of The Destruction of the European Jews (1961),
Editor of Documents of Destruction (1971),
Co-Editor of The Warsaw Diary of Adam Czerniakow (1979)
Silverman Village
Registration Open
Tamarack Camps is accept-
ing applications for campers
at its Silverman Village
campsite, located at Camp
Maas near Ortonville.
Silverman Village is a
25-day residential camping
program designed for chil-
dren six to 12 years old with
mild to moderate behavior
problems.
Silverman village accepts
35 boys and girls to each of
its two 25 day sessions. The
staff is drawn from students
in special education or re-
lated fields.
The campers participate in
swimming, canoeing, sailing,
horseback riding, cook-outs,
nature appreciation, sports,
and camping trips. A learn-
ing center provides film
strips, movies, cooking activi-
ties and newspaper writing to
encourage the use of lan-
guage, reading, math and
problem-solving skills.
Parents or other pr-
ofessionals who are involved
with a child may refer that
child to Silverman Village.
Applications are now avail-
able. First session will begin
June 25; second session will
begin July 23.
For families unable to pay
the full camp fee, schol-
arships are provided by the
Fresh Air Society and United
Community Services. For in-
formation, contact the Fresh
Air Society, 661-CAMP.
Topic: "The Holocaust: Perpetrators, Victims, Bystanders"
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 1987
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Place: Shiffman Hall — Maple Drake Jewish Community Center
DR. ALLAN A. RYAN, JR., J.D. University of Minnesota, Law School, magna cum
laude. Former President of Minnesota Law Review, Director of Office of Special Inves-
tigations, U.S. Department of Justice (1980-83). Prosecutor of John Demjanjuk, "Ivan,
the Terrible".
Recipient of the 1986 Human Rights Award of the A.D.L. of B'nai B'rith — New
England Region.
Presently with the Office of General Counsel, Harvard University.
Author of Quiet Neighbors: Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals in America (1984).
Topic: "An Inside Look at the Demjanjuk Trial"
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 1987
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Place: Congregation Adat Shalom
29901 Middlebelt Road (South of Northwestern Hwy.)
Farmington Hills
Dr. Allan A. Ryan, Jr.
(Arrangements for Dr. Ryan's appearance made through the B'nai B'rith International
Lecture Bureau.)
"DER PROZESS" (The Trial)
Zionists To Host
Basketball Star
Tal Brody, who led Israel's
Maccabi Tel Aviv to win the
European Cup in basketball
in 1977, will be in Detroit
March 23 as guest of Detroit
Young Zionists, an affiliate of
the Zionist Organization of
America. A reception for
Brody will be held at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Jim and
Eleanor Hack, 21335 Po-
tomac, Southfield.
A University of Illinois
All-American, Brody played
on the All-Big Ten first team
and the 1965 USA ALl-Stars.
The same year, Brody was
the second draft-choice for
the Baltimore Bullets. In
1970, he was a member of the
U.S.A. team that went to the
world championship. He pa-
rticipated in the Maccabiah
games, playing both for Israel
and the U.S., leading each
team to a Gold Medal.
Now retired from basket-
ball, Brody heads an Israeli
insurance agency and devotes
his spare time in coaching
young basketball players
throughout Israel.
To attend the reception,
call Detroit Young Zionists,
569-9946.
(Arrangements for Dr. Hilberg's appearance made with the cooperation of the Jewish
Community Council and Oakland University - B'nai B'rith Hillel)
Dr. Raul Hilberg
Eberhard Fechner's 5 hour documentary is an outstandingproduction which took five
years to make, just as long as the Majdanek trial itself. The Dusseldorf proceedings
dealt with five prison guards accused of being implicated in the mass murder of
250,000 people interned in Lubin-Majdanek, Poland.
There are the five accused , the 26 eyewitnesses, the judges, the state's attorney, the
defense lawyers.
"Der Prozess", with English sub-titles, will be presented in two parts.
Part I & Part II - Wednesday, April 22, at 6 P.M.
Studio Theatre, Jewish Community Center Maple-Drake
Part Ill - Thursday, April 23, at 6 P.M.
Shiffman Hall, Jewish Community Center Maple-Drake
The third part of "Der Prozess" will include a panel discussion featuring:
Prof. Peter Behrens, Professor of Law, University of Hamburg, Germany, Visiting Professor of Law, University of Michigan,
Prof. Geoffrey Eley, Professor of History, University of Michigan,
Dr. Ronald Holloway, Founder, Berlin film journal, Kino,
Rabbi Charles Rosenzveig, Founder and Executive Vice-President, Holocaust Memorial Center,
Dr. Guy Stern, Distinguished Professor of Germanic Language and Literature, Wayne State University.
(This two-part series is presented in cooperation with the Goethe Institut, Ann Arbor.)
This series is offered to the community as a service.
There is no charge. For information, call 661-0840.
All locations are wheelchair accessible.
The Holocaust Memorial Center
America's first and only exclusively designed Holocaust Center
West Bloomfield, Michigan 48033
6602 W. Maple Road
Henry S. Dorfman
Chairman,
Executive Committee
Leon Halpern
President
Rabbi Charles Rosenzveig
Founder &
Executive Vice President
Selma Silverman
Administrator
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