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Sam Offen, a Holocaust survivor and
Birmingham businessman, will speak
about his history and formally intro-
duce his memoir When Hope Pevails:

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More than 1,200 seniors will be guests
of Temple Beth El at the eighth annual
senior concert on Sunday, July 17. The
3 p.m. event, sponsored by the Sally
and Harry Nosanchuk Family Caring
Community Fund of Temple Beth El,
will feature the Michigan Opera
Theatre's "From Broadway to
Hollywood."
- Performing will be MOT artists
Betsy Bronson, Maria Cimarelli, Karl
Schmidt and Mark Vondrak.
Bronson, soprano/mezzo-soprano,
has toured with the MOT Department
of Community Programs as stage man-
ager, director, writer, producer and
vocalist.
Cimarelli is soprano soloist at Kirk in
The Hills Presbyterian Church in
Bloomfield Hills and music director at
Birmingham Temple in Farmington
Hills.
Schmidt, tenor, has been featured in
MOT productions and has sung lead-
ing roles with the Toledo Opera and
Opera Mid-Michigan.
Vondrak, baritone and associate
director of MOT Community
Programs, has been with MOT since
1980.
Tickets for "Best of Broadway" are
available to seniors at no charge at
(248) 865-0617.

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The Personal Triumph of a Holocaust
Survivor at the Holocaust Memorial
Center in Farmington Hills, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 12. There is no charge.
Offen's book traces his early life in
Poland, including daily life in Krakow,
Jewish holidays, visits to the local mar-
ketplace, a family wedding and the
childhood joys of a summer vacation.
As Jewish life in Poland deteriorated,
Offen suffered despair and inhumane
circumstances in places like Gusen,
Auschwitz, Mauthausen and Plaszow.
He lost more than 50 members of his
immediate family.
Following liberation, he lived for a
time in Italy and Great Britain before
coming to the United States in 1951,
where he married Hyla, raised a family
and established a business.
Offen will sign copies of his book.
Proceeds from the book's sale will bene-
fit the Holocaust Memorial Center. A
reception hosted by the publisher, First
Page Publications of Livonia, will fol-
low the presentation.