Convocation: A Conversation with Al Bromberg and Screening of “Generation to Generation: Dignity”
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Join us for a powerful afternoon of Holocaust remembrance, history and education as Al Bromberg shares the remarkable survival story of his father, Harry Bromberg, born in Poland in 1919.
Harry was a shoemaker whose trade helped him survive nine different Nazi work, concentration and death camps during the Holocaust. His harrowing story of survival, perseverance and loss is brought to life through the perspective of his son, Al Bromberg, a resident of Paragould, Arkansas.
Parts of Harry’s story and Al’s journey are rooted here in Arkansas, connecting a deeply personal Holocaust experience to our own community.
"Generation to Generation: Dignity" is part of the award-winning Generation to Generation documentary series by BNB Productions, created to help pass the memory and lessons of the Holocaust from one generation to the next.
In recent years, Al Bromberg has shared Holocaust history with students and congregations, working to preserve the historical record, encourage thoughtful understanding, and help ensure that the lessons of the past are carried forward.
This event is an opportunity to listen, learn, remember and ensure that the truth of history is not forgotten.
📅 Wednesday, September 9
🕓 4 p.m.
📍 Lyon College
History lives when we tell the stories of those who survived.
The free event is open to the public.
Harry was a shoemaker whose trade helped him survive nine different Nazi work, concentration and death camps during the Holocaust. His harrowing story of survival, perseverance and loss is brought to life through the perspective of his son, Al Bromberg, a resident of Paragould, Arkansas.
Parts of Harry’s story and Al’s journey are rooted here in Arkansas, connecting a deeply personal Holocaust experience to our own community.
"Generation to Generation: Dignity" is part of the award-winning Generation to Generation documentary series by BNB Productions, created to help pass the memory and lessons of the Holocaust from one generation to the next.
In recent years, Al Bromberg has shared Holocaust history with students and congregations, working to preserve the historical record, encourage thoughtful understanding, and help ensure that the lessons of the past are carried forward.
This event is an opportunity to listen, learn, remember and ensure that the truth of history is not forgotten.
📅 Wednesday, September 9
🕓 4 p.m.
📍 Lyon College
History lives when we tell the stories of those who survived.
The free event is open to the public.
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Where is it happening?
Nucor Auditorium, Lyon Building, Lyon College, 2300 Highland Rd, Batesville, AR, United States, Arkansas 72501
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