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Anne Frank & Me tells the story of a 13-
year-old girl, who unconscious after an
accident, goes back in time and experi-
ences firsthand the Holocaust. On May
4, Yom Hashoah, a memorial service will
be included as part of the performance.
Recommended for ages 10 and older. Un-
der 4 not admitted. Matinee and evening
performances. For schedule and ticket
information, call (810) 760-1138.

Opposite page: The Holocaust is
not just a Jewish issue, says Flint
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Thompson.

"Anne Frank in the World: 1929-
1945" (through May 24)
Sloan Museum

"Anne Frank in the World" documents
the rise of Nazism and the events lead-
ing up to World War III through the sto-
ry of Anne Frank and her family.
Developed by the Anne Frank Founda-
tion in Amsterdam and sponsored by the
Anne Frank Center USA Inc., the exhibit
will also feature videos and lecture pre-
sentations. For a schedule oflectures and
ticket information, call (810) 769-1169.

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"Insights Into Cruelty, Discrimi-
nation and Hope" (through May
25)
Flint Institute of Arts (VIA)

A two-part exhibition, "Insights" centers
on the theme of the artist as commen-
tator. Five large-scale works on loan il-
lustrate humanity's weakness as well as
the perseverance of hope. In addition, 25
works from the FIA's permanent collec-
tion illustrate an international 20th-cen-
tury artistic response to these issues.
Free admission. For further information,
call (810) 234-1695.

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the international director of the Anne Frank Center.

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Holocaust Film. Series
Flint Institute of Arts

The world premiere of Greta, a docu-
mentary about Greta Ferusic, the only
documented survivor of both the
Auschwitz death camp and the siege of
Sarajevo. Ms. Ferusic will be available
to meet audience members on Thursday,
I May 22. Additional screenings of Greta
scheduled through May 25.
Other films include: Anne Frank Re ktil
membered (May 2 4), The Diwy of Anne
Frank (May 9 11) and Night and Fog
(May 16-18). For schedule and ticket in-
formation, call (810) 234-1695. El

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event, call the event's host institution.
For information about group tours
and packages for any of the above
events, ell (810) 760-1087, or toll-free,
1-888-8-CENTER
Directions from Detroit:
Take 1-75 North to 1-475 North to
Exit 8A, Robert T. Longway Blvd.
Turn right onto Robert T. Longway
Blvd.
Turn right onto Forest St.
This will take you into the Flint
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