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THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF ONE OF THE BLOG PIECES ON THIS SUBJECT. You can go to the Navigation Bar to find other BLOG pieces. ![]() Kristallnacht BLOG24 Hour story of Henry Landman's Arrest on November 10, 1938
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![]() Reconciliation: Lessons Learned from the Holocaust before and after the Nazi era |
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![]() Reconciliation: Lessons Learned from the Holocaust before and after the Nazi era |
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Men’s Club Breakfast - Yom Hashoah Program Reconciling the Past: What lessons of the Holocaust have we learned? ![]() LOCATION: Bet Torah, 60 Smith Avenue, Mount Kisco, NY MINYAN at 9:00, BREAKFAST at 9:45, PROGRAM BEGINS at 10:00 ![]() About the speaker: Rick Landman’s father was sent to Dachau on Kristallnacht, and in 1945 was part of the U.S. Third Infantry that liberated Dachau; and his maternal grandfather was forced to flee Nuremberg in March 1933 one step in front of the SA. His talk will explain how this native New Yorker’s life of reconciliation brought him to the point of starting a Second Generation group in 1990, returning a Torah back to Germany in 2005, becoming a German citizen in 2007, and starting a Jewish contingent in the German-American Steuben Parade in 2010. He is currently an Attorney Emeritus volunteering to promote equal justice, and has been an adjunct law professor at NYU and New York Law School. |
Sunday, January 22, 2012 TOPIC: "RECONCILING THE PAST: Why a Jewish Boy & Son of a Dachau Survivor became a German Citizen" Located at the Spring Valley Holocaust Museum & Study Center ![]() Thursday, March 24, 2011 ![]() Part of an ongoing discussion spearheaded by the Baruch College "Dare to Engage" Task Force, Baruch College continues the "Dare to Engage" conversation focused on LGBT safety and inclusion on its campus with a frank discussion on religious acceptance and prohibition. Richard Landman, long term member of the Congregation of Beth Simchat Torah; Jamiel Terry, LGBT activist and son of anti-abortion activist Randall Terry, Wolfman Productions; Faisal Alam, founder of the Al-Fatiha foundation; Boyanna Grubeshich, the Israel Fellow in Baruch College Hillel; Samer Araey, Chaplain at Baruch College; Kevin Ng, member of Baruch G.L.A.S.S.; Daniel A. Seda, graduate student at School of Public Affairs, Baruch College. Sunday, July 26, 2009 TOPIC: "The Rise and Fall of the LGBT Rights Movement from 1897-1945" At 1 pm. - At the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park City for CBST members as part of tour to see what was happening to the "homosexual community" during the Nazi Era. Saturday, June 7, 2008 TOPIC: "Persecution of the Homosexual Community during the Nazi era--- a historical look through a personal family lens." At 2 pm. - At the New York City Public Library - International Resource Center Flushing Library, 41-17 Main Street, 3rd Floor, Flushing NY 11355 Near the Number 7 subway line to the Flushing stop. Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Topic:"Kristallnacht- Holocaust Memorial Program" at the Bronfman Center for Jewish Living 7 East 10th Street – 2nd floor FROM 7-8 p.m. The Bronfman Center for Jewish Living at NYU The Deutsches Haus at NYU The Henry and Lucy Moses Center for Students with Disabilities NYU Office of LGBT Student Services Congregation Beth Simchat Torah In addition, Rick Landman, a gay son and grandson of two Jewish men who were arrested and interned in Dachau on the day after Kristallnacht will make a presentation. Rick will not only relate the 24 hour history of how Kristallnacht affected his father’s life, but will also explain why he decided to reinstate German Citizenship to become a dual citizen. He is now a gay, Jewish, American son of Holocaust Survivors who is also a German citizen. The program will end with a question and answer period. Thursday, May 25, 2006 Topic: PARAGRAPH 175 -The Movie and a Presentation Afterwards At 7:00 pm - At the Jewish Center of Jackson Heights 37-06 77th Street, Jackson Heights, NY Sponsored by the Holocaust Resource Center and Archives, Queensborough Community College. |
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