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VOICES OF THE SHOAH

concentration camps and a rabbi who
went to Europe to help survivors.
Volume IV includes the personal
account of a woman who survived in a
small Polish village by hiding her
Jewish identity, and the attitudes of a
second-generation survivor in dealing
with the legacy of the Holocaust.
The complete box set is available at
record stores and other retail outlets at
a suggested retail list price of
$69.98/CD and $54.98/cassette, or
directly at www.rhino.com .

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Rhino Records' four-volume set
documents the Holocaust.

in six concentration camps, is among
those of 180 men and women inter-
viewed in the United States, Canada and
England and heard in a unique four-
hour oral history, Voices of the Shoah:
Remembrance of the Holocaust.
The poignant stories of the sur-
vivors, from their early childhood to
old age, have been collected in a four-
volume box set narrated by actor
Elliott Gould that is available in both
CD and audio cassette.
Rhino Records, which describes the
set as the first-ever audio docuinentary
of the Holocaust, will donate all pro-
ceeds to the Jewish Federation of
Greater Los Angeles, which participat-
ed in the project.
The audio collection, the culmina-
tion of a five-year project, is comple-
mented by a 100-page hardbound
book, with complete transcripts of the
spoken testimonies, historic photos,
explanatory essays, a timeline of
events, maps, charts and a glossary.
In addition, there are suggested
questions and activities for parents
and teachers and a list of additional
teaching resources and Web sites.
The Rhino production has no con-
nection to Steven Spielberg's widely
publicized Shoah Foundation, which
has videotaped the stories of some
50,000 survivors.
Volume I of the set features sur-
vivors' remembrances of life in Europe
before World War II, the rise in anti-
semitism as Hitler gained power and
the Jewish experience in ghettos and
concentration camps.
Volume II includes survivors' mem-
ories of liberation, life after the war,
adjustment to freedom and emigration
to Israel or the West.
Volume III deals with Jewish
American and Japanese American sol-
diers who witnessed the horrors of the

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March 26, at the Jewish Community
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Margo Cohen — Dance patron,
Birmingham
Paula Kramer — Choreographer,
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The correct address for the
comprehensive van Gogh Web
site maintained by David Brooks,
tided "The van Gogh
Information Gallery," ("Jewish
Connections," March 10) is
http://www.vangoghgallery.com .

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