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WSU Workshops
On Holocaust

A conference-workshop to pro-
vide background and materials
for educators to teach children
about the Holocaust and Ar-
menian Genocide will be held
at Wayne State University's
McGregor Memorial Confer-
ence Center April 15.
`Teaching the Holocaust and
Genocide: One Life at a Time"
is open to teachers, community
leaders and the general public.
Educators who teach about the
Holocaust and genocide will dis-
cuss how they incorporate the
subjects into their curriculum.
The fee includes all sessions
and lunch. Tickets are available
for lunch and keynote address
only. Kosher and vegetarian
meals are available.
For reservations by April 11,
call WSU Community Rela-
tions, 577-2246.
Speakers and times are as
follows:
• Luncheon keynote speak-
er William Parsons is director
of education at the U.S. Hobo-
caust Memorial Museum in
Washington, D.C.
• 8:45 a.m. — Yale Univer-
sity Professor Deborah Dwork,
author of Children with a Star:
Jewish Youth in Nazi Europe,
will speak.
• 10:30 a.m. — Souren Apra-
hamian, a retired engineer from
the U.S. Department of De-
fense, will present. He is a
spokesman for genocide sur-
vivors.
• 10:45 a.m. — Rabbi
Charles Rosenzveig, founder
and executive vice president of
the Holocaust Memorial Cen-
ter in West Bloomfield, will dis-
cuss altruism during the
Holocaust and people who
helped rescue Jews.
In workshops from 1:45-3:30
p.m., teachers will describe how
they incorporate the Holocaust
and genocide into their cours-
es.

Commemoration
Panel Planned

In commemoration of Yom
Ha'atzma'ut, the Congregation
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses Se-
niors along with the Beth Abra-
ham Hillel Moses Adult
Education Committee will pre-
sent "Recalling the Fire: A
Gathering of Lions" 11 a.m.
Apri110 at the synagogue.
Panelists Phoebus "Fabs"
Kaldobsky and Ruby Newman
will recount their experiences
in Israel's 1948 War of Inde-
pendence following a brief his-
torical outline presented by local
Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca head Ezekiel Leikin.
There is a charge for conti-
nental breakfast.

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