<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <rss version="2.0" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/" ><channel><title>Buy Combigan No Prescription - Online DrugStore</title> <atom:link href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/category/history/feed/" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml" /><link>http://jeanettefriedman.com</link> <description>Journalist, author, activist</description> <lastBuildDate>Wed, 16 Nov 2011 19:06:47 +0000</lastBuildDate> <language>en</language> <sy:updatePeriod>hourly</sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency>1</sy:updateFrequency> <generator>http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1</generator> <item><title>Buy Combigan No Prescription - Online DrugStore</title><link>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/735/david-kranzlers-orthodox-ends-unorthodox-means-from-the-goldberg-commission-report-1985/</link> <comments>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/735/david-kranzlers-orthodox-ends-unorthodox-means-from-the-goldberg-commission-report-1985/#comments</comments> <pubDate>Fri, 09 Sep 2011 16:42:11 +0000</pubDate> <dc:creator>Jeanette Friedman</dc:creator> <category><![CDATA[history]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Holocaust]]></category><guid isPermaLink="false">http://jeanettefriedman.com/?p=735</guid> <description><![CDATA[This was published by the Goldberg Commission to Examine the Role of American Jews During the Holocaust. David, a dear friend, is now gone, but he should be credited with doing an enormous amount of research into this issue. He also wrote "Thy Brother's Blood" on the subject, published by Artscroll, and also, The Nazis, [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[This was published by the Goldberg Commission to Examine the Role of American Jews During the Holocaust. David, a dear friend, is now gone, but he should be credited with doing an enormous amount of research into this issue. He also wrote "Thy Brother's Blood" on the subject, published by Artscroll, and also, The Nazis, Japanese and Jews published by Ktav.ORTHODOX ENDS, UNORTHODOX MEANS The Role of the Vaad Hatzalah and Agudath Israel during the Holocaust By David H. Kranzler“The Orthodox were flexible in their approach and were thus able to adapt to conditions of ‘total war’ more readily than other Jewish groups...apparently it set the pace for other groups.”1 Professor Aryeh Tartakower (World Jewish Congress)In this essay, the term “Orthodox” refers to two small Jewish organizations based in the United States: the Agudath Israel (The Agudah) and the Vaad Hatzalah. The Agudah, a branch of World Agudath Israel, began its work on refugee and immigration matters in 1938 in response to requests for rescue from Austria and Germany. It concentrated on obtaining sponsoring affidavits and visas for Orthodox Jews in occupied Europe. But it handled all requests that came its way, including those from the non-Orthodox.2<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/david-kranzler-orthodox-ends-unorthodox-means-goldberg-commission-report-on-american-jews-during-the-holocaust/" title="Kranzler, David: Orthodox Ends, UnOrthodox Means" target="_blank">Read more here.</a>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/735/david-kranzlers-orthodox-ends-unorthodox-means-from-the-goldberg-commission-report-1985/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item><title>Buy Combigan No Prescription - Online DrugStore</title><link>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/695/right-in-your-face/</link> <comments>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/695/right-in-your-face/#comments</comments> <pubDate>Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:55:12 +0000</pubDate> <dc:creator>Jeanette Friedman</dc:creator> <category><![CDATA[history]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Holocaust]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Jews]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Poland]]></category><guid isPermaLink="false">http://jeanettefriedman.com/?p=695</guid> <description><![CDATA[On Tuesday morning, August 23, a group of about 20 survivors and 2Gs (Second Generation) took a trip out of Warsaw and into the countryside. It was 8 a.m., and Agneishka S. was our guide. We didn’t know what to expect and so we girded our loins for what we knew was going to be [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[On Tuesday morning, August 23, a group of about 20 survivors and 2Gs (Second Generation) took a trip out of Warsaw and into the countryside.  It was 8 a.m., and Agneishka S. was our guide. We didn’t know what to expect and so we girded our loins for what we knew was going to be a rough go. First stop, Majdanek—a death camp pressed up against the edge of the city of Lublin, which for centuries until the Holocaust, was an incredible center of Jewish life and learning (learn more about Jewish Lublin through the centuries <a href="http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/vjw/Lublin.html">here</a>.[caption id="attachment_698" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="View from the parking lot"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/viewfromtheparkinglot.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/viewfromtheparkinglot-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="viewfromtheparkinglot" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-698" /></a>[/caption]Majdanek was opened on October 1, 1941 as a P.O.W. camp, became a death camp and was captured intact by the Red Army on July 22, 1944. [caption id="attachment_699" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Where we were"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/majdanek.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/majdanek-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="majdanek" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-699" /></a>[/caption] During the 34 months of its operation more than 79,000 people were murdered there—59,000 of them Jews from Lublin and Warsaw—and the locals knew it. It was the only camp located near a major city and the Nazis had no time to destroy it before they ran from the Soviets. [caption id="attachment_700" align="alignright" width="150" caption="You had to be blind."]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/youhavetoblind.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/youhavetoblind-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="youhavetoblind" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-700" /></a>[/caption]I sat in the back seat of the bus, behind Isaac and Karen. Charley was upfront with other folks from his hometown, Detroit.  He and I had gone to Bergen-Belsen in 1985 together to protest when U. S. President Ronald Reagan went to Bitburg to lay a wreath on the graves of the Waffen S.S.When we pulled out of Warsaw, only a few of us knew each other, and I huddled near the window, feeling alone. Camera in hand, I was waiting to see what I could see from the window of this time capsule, a rocket shaped bullet of a bus that sped through the countryside.  You could glimpse a bit of antisemitic graffiti scrawled on the walls, but not as much as expected. (I saw more in London in 2000 than I saw on the way to Lublin in 2011.)Once we left Warsaw city limits, it was as if there were no suburbs. We went from city to country in a heartbeat. Little hamlets lined the two-lane road, until we came to little towns, where the road signs at the major intersections pointed to Reszow, Chelm, Bialystok, Wroclaw (Breslov to the Hasidim of Reb NaNaNa Nachman) and back to Warsaw. [caption id="attachment_701" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Fields and forests on the way to Lublin"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/INTHE-DISTANCE.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/INTHE-DISTANCE-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="INTHE DISTANCE" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-701" /></a>[/caption][caption id="attachment_702" align="alignright" width="150" caption="A glimpse of the woods where the ghosts live"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/SOMEWOODS.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/SOMEWOODS-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="SOMEWOODS" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-702" /></a>.[/caption]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/COUNTRYHOUSE.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/COUNTRYHOUSE-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="COUNTRYHOUSE" width="150" height="150" class="aligncenter size-thumbnail wp-image-703" /></a> Between the tiny dorfs with their neat little gardens, were the forests, but the bus was moving too fast, and the windows were too reflective to get good shots of the places where the ghosts of the partisans seemed to hide behind each narrow-trunked tree. The dense greenery I had seen from the plane separated fields and we wondered how so many managed to hide in these small places, worrying about the mushroom gatherers and others who wandered through the woods. Once in a while, a dirt road would disappear into the trees, which were densely packed between fields.[caption id="attachment_704" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="This is not the way to literary Chelm"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thewaytochelm.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thewaytochelm-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="thewaytochelm" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-704" /></a>[/caption]We arrived in Lublin, a crowded city, and Agnieshka pointed out the castle on the hill. It was the same castle where Eta Wrobel, one of my favorite and feisty survivors, was held by the Nazis and then escaped into the woods. (Eta was a partisan from Lukow, who’d been betrayed for forging work permits and other papers.) [caption id="attachment_705" align="aligncenter" width="150" caption="The Castle/Prison on the hill"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thenaziprisoninacastlethatetaescapedfrom.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thenaziprisoninacastlethatetaescapedfrom-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="thenaziprisoninacastlethatetaescapedfrom" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-705" /></a>[/caption] Before we could even absorb the city or the castle, we pulled into a parking lot in front of a low-slung building that smelled like a urinal, and they made us watch a movie we didn’t want to see. Beyond the building were the watch towers and the barbed wire fences, as well as a chimney in the far distance.  A gray stone wall said Majdanek, and to the right of that wall was a huge monument, a massive, massive block of concrete or stone mounted on pillars that dwarfed everything around it. And when you stood in front of it, off in the distance, about half a mile away, was something that closely resembled a flying saucer.[caption id="attachment_706" align="aligncenter" width="150" caption="Gateway to Hell"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/inthedistance.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/inthedistance-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="inthedistance" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-706" /></a>[/caption]It looked like we were the only busload of “tourists” in the place. A handful of people, speaking Polish, passed us by.  I wandered off by myself. I didn’t like group pictures, and having listened to so many stories, seen so many photos (all in black and white of course), I didn’t think I really needed explanations of how a death camp worked.I wandered into the disinfection showers, and pulled out a little prayer book I had “neglected” to give back to Isaac, who carried a few copies. I thought this would be as good a place as I could find for the moment, empty but for me, so I could whisper a few psalms for the health of my cousin, Libbie, in Jerusalem. Her dad had asked me to say prayers over the graves of our “great” ancestors—the “<em>Gedolim</em>,” the generations of religious leaders of the Jewish people for centuries before the Holocaust.  As far as I was concerned, all those who were murdered in this terrifying place were<em> Gedolim.</em>[caption id="attachment_707" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Disinfection"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thiswayladiesandgents.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thiswayladiesandgents-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="thiswayladiesandgents" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-707" /></a>[/caption][caption id="attachment_708" align="aligncenter" width="150" caption="One Murdering Place of two"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/themurderingplace.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/themurderingplace-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="themurderingplace" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-708" /></a>[/caption][caption id="attachment_709" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Where our people tried to live"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/whoslepthere.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/whoslepthere-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="whoslepthere" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-709" /></a>[/caption]Soon Charley (from Detroit), Isaac (from Boston), Karen (from Pine, Colorado) and the others walked in with the guide. We were led from the showers to two gas chambers—one run on diesel fuel and the other on Xyklon B. These were no underground gas chambers. They were right there, near the entrance to the camp. Welcome to Majdanek, welcome to the death factory, we have nothing to hide.Tears ran free as we recited <em>El Moleh Rachamim</em> and Kaddish. It wouldn’t be the last time, not in that place or in others.We moved on to the barracks—did I need to know the numbers? These barracks were not shades of gray, they were in trendy “earth tones,” which gave me a dose of cognitive dissonance. (That was going to happen a lot to all of us on this trip.) How many bodies were squeezed into each bunk? What rained down on you from the pallet above if its inhabitant did not live through the night? The stench would have been unimaginable, and the stove, the only source of heat, looked incredibly inefficient, so that people would freeze in the winters. The ventilation was minimal, so that people would suffocate in the summers. (The day we were there, the temperature was hovering in the 90s. and the sun was brutal.)<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/rowafterow.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/rowafterow-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="rowafterow" width="150" height="150" class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-710" /></a><a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/andnowitsempty1.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/andnowitsempty1-150x150.jpg" alt="A Haunted Place" title="andnowitsempty" width="150" height="150" class="alignright size-thumbnail wp-image-721" /></a>The gray gravel crunched underfoot and when we looked back, the massive monument looked smaller and less overbearing.<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/diminished.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/diminished-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="diminished" width="150" height="150" class="aligncenter size-thumbnail wp-image-722" /></a>But we were nearing the crematorium, and the town of Lublin looked down at the camp with its implacable façade. I looked at Charley. He looked at me. “Do you watch HGTV?” I asked. “House Hunters International,” he said.  “Rooms with a view,” I said. “Do they get a discount? Move to Lublin and get a view of rolling green fields? Beats me.”[caption id="attachment_713" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="What does it take to live here?"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/househuntersinternationalroomswvue.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/househuntersinternationalroomswvue-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="househuntersinternationalroomswvue" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-713" /></a>[/caption][caption id="attachment_714" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="A place to pray"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/a-place-to-pray.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/a-place-to-pray-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="a place to pray" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-714" /></a>[/caption][caption id="attachment_715" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Inhumane Water Heater"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thechimney.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/thechimney-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="thechimney" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-715" /></a>[/caption]The crematorium was ingenious. It was in perfect condition, as if you could go back to business on demand. The ovens were spotlessly clean, not an ash to be seen. The energy generated by them was used to heat water for the camp and officers’ quarters. Some asked what they used for fuel. “Coke,” said the guide.“The real thing,” I murmured to myself, bitterly. Charley heard me and gave me a poke.  “Let’s say Kaddish,” I responded. And we did.As we were leaving, Charley and I looked out the back door of this place that was hell, at the blooming flower beds, in the bright sunshine, as the city’s windows stared back at us blankly, with the castle on the hill behind them.[caption id="attachment_716" align="aligncenter" width="150" caption="So tastefully done."]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/flowerbeds.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/flowerbeds-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="flowerbeds" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-716" /></a>[/caption]I walked over to the “flying saucer” and looked down at tons of ashes and bits of bones. All that was left of those who passed through the gates of this place in my face was this pile of human remains, whose souls we could feel floating around us.<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/flyingsoucer21.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/flyingsoucer21-150x150.jpg" alt="Vessel from an Evil Planet" title="flyingsoucer2" width="150" height="150" class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-718" /></a>[caption id="attachment_719" align="alignright" width="150" caption="The Ashes of Our Families"]<a href="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/theashesofourfamilies.jpg"><img src="http://jeanettefriedman.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/theashesofourfamilies-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="theashesofourfamilies" width="150" height="150" class="size-thumbnail wp-image-719" /></a>[/caption]We said Kaddish once again, I prayed for Libbie, and we left for the city to look for some hope.]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/695/right-in-your-face/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>1</slash:comments> </item> <item><title>Buy Combigan No Prescription - Online DrugStore</title><link>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/692/save-the-date-a-note-from-pierre-sauvage/</link> <comments>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/692/save-the-date-a-note-from-pierre-sauvage/#comments</comments> <pubDate>Fri, 09 Sep 2011 06:55:39 +0000</pubDate> <dc:creator>Jeanette Friedman</dc:creator> <category><![CDATA[history]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Holocaust]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Jews]]></category> <category><![CDATA[survivors]]></category><guid isPermaLink="false">http://jeanettefriedman.com/?p=692</guid> <description><![CDATA[New York, Wednesday, November 16, 6:30 pm On November 24, 1942, Rabbi Stephen Wise held a press conference announcing State Department confirmation that the Jews of Europe were being mass murdered. How did American Jews and their leaders respond to the crisis? Not Idly By—Peter Bergson, America and the Holocaust, an award-winning new documentary by [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[New York, Wednesday, November 16, 6:30 pm On November 24, 1942, Rabbi Stephen Wise held a press conference announcing State Department confirmation that the Jews of Europe were being mass murdered.  How did American Jews and their leaders respond to the crisis?  Not Idly By—Peter Bergson, America and the Holocaust, an award-winning new documentary by Pierre Sauvage (56 min.), presents the challenging testimony of Peter Bergson, a Palestinian Jew who led a determined and controversial American effort to fight the Holocaust.  The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with Sauvage, historians Richard Breitman and Jonathan Karp, and other distinguished scholars,  Sponsored by the Center for Jewish History, the American Jewish Historical Society and the Varian Fry Institute. Not Idly By—Peter Bergson, America and the Holocaust—click here to view 4 min. excerpt from the documentaryMost Americans—even many American Jews—believe that we didn’t know. Many assume that we couldn’t have done anything even if we had known. Meet Peter Bergson!  A Palestinian Jew who had served with the nationalist Irgun organization in pre-Israel Palestine, Peter Bergson (born Hillel Kook, 1915-2001), had come to the U.S. in 1940.  In America, this firebrand led what came to be known as the Bergson Group, whose strenuous efforts from 1941 to 1945 underscore just how much was known—and how much could have been attempted during those difficult years.  Sometimes vilified at the time, Bergson remains a controversial yet relatively obscure figure in the history of America and the Holocaust.The only documentary to draw on both existing filmed interviews with Peter Bergson, Not Idly By provides the riveting first-hand testimony of the charismatic and eloquent Bergson, who comments on the response to the crisis by non-European Jews and describes the Bergson Group's determined efforts to fight the Holocaust.  This notably included the fiery 1943 production We Will Never Die by Ben Hecht and Kurt Weill (Madison Square Garden, Hollywood Bowl), presented extensively for the first time in the documentary.  Yes, this is a one-sided view of those times: Peter Bergson’s.  Isn't it about time we gave further though to that side?Center for Jewish History 15 West 16th Street New York, NY 10011 212-294-8301 Ticket Sales $15 general, $10 CJH, AJHS members, seniors, students Further information: Not Idly By – Peter Bergson, America and the HolocaustTimely?Fresh Headlines From the Crypt: 'Bomb Auschwitz,' Says Golda; FDR: No Way, by J. J. Goldberg, Jewish Daily Forward, Sept. 5, 2011 Pierre Sauvage's response to the attack on the Bergson Group that is at the heart of the article:Yes, Roosevelt was good for the Jews—the Jews of America. And yes, bringing a reluctant country into the war was a major Roosevelt accomplishment. And yes, to be sure, American Jews then did not have the power and self-confidence we acquired later.But let's start by being candid about the American response—and the American Jewish response—to the massacre of the Jews of Europe: we here all have skin in the game. We are talking, after all, about what our families did and didn’t do during that long crisis. The widespread and persistent eagerness to assert that “we didn’t know” and “we couldn’t have done anything even if we had known” is one measure of how powerful the taboo continues to be about the unacknowledged American experience of the Holocaust. J. J. Goldberg's trivializing of the Bergson Group's amazing determination to get the word out and to do something about it strikes me as merely a new attempt to keep the taboos in place.As Peter Bergson puts it my documentary Not Idly By—Peter Bergson, America and the Holocaust, "We couldn't have stopped the Holocaust, we could have slowed the Holocaust, we could have made it an inefficient Holocaust. The people who made it efficient were the Allies who didn't interfere. And the people who didn't urge them to interfere were the [American] Jews."The fact is that we will never never know what might have been accomplished to rescue Jews in Europe since so little was attempted or even considered. For my part, I was born and sheltered in a tiny Christian area of France that defied the Nazis and turned itself into the very haven of refuge that America refused to be. My own life has thus taught me that collective will and action can be startlingly imaginative and dynamic even under the most trying circumstances.  Where there's a will, there is indeed often a way.What the article also completely misses is that at this point, the discussion should be as much about us as it is about them. So many years later, are we at last willing to probe not only what happened here then, but our many evasions today about that experience? If we do not fully and forthrightly—and without smugness—acknowledge and dissect our share in past failures, are we not limiting our ability to act effectively in meeting the challenges of today and tomorrow?Belatedly Recognizing Heroes of the Holocaust, The New York Times, Sunday, Aug. 7 (on the Bergson Group) Bergson Group Activists Recognized At Yad Vashem-Wyman Conference, The Jewish Press, July 27, 2011 Historians Debate: Could More Jews Have Been Saved?, Jerusalem Post, July 17, 2011, on the Bergson Group conference at Yad Vashem on July 15 (excerpts from Not Idly By were shown)Pierre Sauvage also draws on Not Idly By and the work-in-progress And Crown Thy Good: Varian Fry in Marseille in his illustrated lectures Learning Hope From the Holocaust: The Challenge To Us Of Holocaust Rescuers, and Did We Fight the Holocaust? Varian Fry and Peter Bergson. Upcoming: Syracuse University, NY; York College, PA; Memphis, TN; Denver, CO.]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/09/692/save-the-date-a-note-from-pierre-sauvage/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item><title>Buy Combigan No Prescription - Online DrugStore</title><link>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/04/558/a-holocaust-heros-yahrzeit-the-family-haggadah-commemorating-the-warsaw-ghetto-uprising/</link> <comments>http://jeanettefriedman.com/2011/04/558/a-holocaust-heros-yahrzeit-the-family-haggadah-commemorating-the-warsaw-ghetto-uprising/#comments</comments> <pubDate>Tue, 19 Apr 2011 14:18:37 +0000</pubDate> <dc:creator>Jeanette Friedman</dc:creator> <category><![CDATA[history]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Holocaust]]></category> <category><![CDATA[judaism]]></category><guid isPermaLink="false">http://jeanettefriedman.com/?p=558</guid> <description><![CDATA[Today is April 19, the 68th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and my Uncle Yaakov Rabinowitz's (spelling varies in our family) yahrzeit. According to witness Hillel Siedman and Jurgen Stroop's own report, my uncle was the only person killed on First Seder Night (April 19, 1943), 24 were wounded and 580 were captured. He [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[Today is April 19, the 68th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and my Uncle Yaakov Rabinowitz's (spelling varies in our family) yahrzeit. According to witness Hillel Siedman and Jurgen Stroop's own report, my uncle was the only person killed on First Seder Night (April 19, 1943), 24 were wounded and 580 were captured. He was the son of a distinguished Hasidic rabbi, the Parcever, Rabbi Nosson Dovid of Sedlice, and brother to a number of well-known rebbes, most famous of them the Munkacser Rov.  The article below appeared in the Jewish Standard in 2008 and every year the family Seder is dedicated to him, and a yahrzeit candle is lit for him and the Six Million murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators. 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She was a Polish escapee from the Warsaw Ghetto who managed to get on a Hungarian train [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Printed in the Jewish Standard 10/16/09<br /> Until a few years ago, when people asked me about my Holocaust survivor parents, I would say that my mother, Peska Friedman, survived as a footnote in history. She was a Polish escapee from the Warsaw Ghetto who managed to get on a Hungarian train known as the Kasztner Transport. Named for Reszó/Rudolph/Israel Kasztner, the Hungarian Zionist leader and liaison to the Jewish Agency (the Sachnut), the train left Nazi territory — Budapest — in June 1944 for freedom in Palestine, <b>Detroit, Michigan, San Jose, California</b>, via Switzerland. It was hardly an uneventful trip. Most of the passengers were held hostage in Bergen-Belsen for six months before they were released near St. Gallen, Switzerland, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. In the end, 1,684 people were saved, <b>Isoniazid pharmacy</b>, and most historians agree that the negotiations landed approximately 18,000 others in labor camps in Austria — where they were held as potential bargaining chips with the Allies instead of being deported to Auschwitz.</p><p>The arrangement was part of much broader Nazi negotiations that began in Slovakia with haredi Rabbi Michoel Ber Weissmandl and his cousin, Slovakian Zionist leader Gisi Fleischmann. <b>Where can i find Isoniazid online</b>, The pair worked with the Zionists and the Vaad Hatzolah, an association of Orthodox Jews in New York, Nazi-occupied territory, and Switzerland, seeking to rescue Jews in Hitler’s Europe.</p><p>But millions had to be raised from individuals and Jewish organizations for ransom, <b>where can i order Isoniazid without prescription</b>. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Not everyone could climb aboard that train, and there was a backlash of rage and resentment.<br /> First Person</p><p>In 1953, Kasztner, then living in Israel, was publicly accused by Malchiel Gruenwald, <b>El Paso, Texas. Washington, D.C. Seattle, Washington</b>, a Holocaust survivor, of a host of charges — collaborating with the Nazis, stealing ransom money, and essentially causing the destruction of Hungarian Jewry. The Israeli government, on behalf of Kasztner, <b>purchase Isoniazid online no prescription</b>, a spokesman for the ministry of trade and industry, sued Gruenwald for libel. During a trial replete with political overtones, the judge, <b>Buy cheap Isoniazid no rx</b>, Benjamin Halevi, accused Kasztner of having sold his soul to the devil for making a deal with the Nazis. Gruenwald was acquitted of libel on several counts and fined the equivalent of one Israeli pound (a symbolic figure). After Kasztner was assassinated in front of his Tel Aviv house on the night of March 3-4, 1957, the High Court overturned the Gruenwald decision, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. But it was too late. Kasztner’s name was besmirched. People even spat on his young daughter, <b>Austin, Texas, Memphis, Tennessee</b>, ZsuZsi, and threw rocks at her.</p><p>With the U.S. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, opening next week of the new documentary “Killing Kasztner” by Gaylen Ross, the controversy surrounding the negotiations for Jewish lives with Hitler’s deputies (Heinrich Himmler, Adolf Eichmann, Dieter Wisliceny, and Kurt Becher) is back on the front burner. For some, <b>Isoniazid in cats, dogs, children</b>, this is a very personal story involving Kasztner’s family and the families of the Kasztner survivors. For others, it is the story of political terrorism, described in full in the film by Kasztner’s murderer himself, Ze’ev Eckstein, a member of a radical-fringe right-wing group, <b>Isoniazid from canadian pharmacy</b>, who was recruited by Shin Bet to spy on the group and then joined them. He became part of a cabal to destroy Kasztner and perhaps, as a result, bring down the Israeli government. <b>Buy cheap Isoniazid no rx</b>, image<br /> Above, Kasztner survivors in Switzerland. Irene Grossman</p><p>Eckstein, the film’s major focus, was sentenced to life and served approximately seven years, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. His accomplices, Joseph Menkes and Dan Shemer, received the same sentence and also served seven years. Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion asked the Kasztner family to give their approval to their release, <b>japan, craiglist, ebay, hcl</b>. His wife, Bogyo Kasztner, said no. His daughter, <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, ZsuZsi, said yes, to spare the families of all involved more pain and anguish; she sensed he was going to let them go anyway, according to Ross. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, According to the film, Shmuel Tamir, the defense attorney for Gruenwald, had been a member of the Irgun, while Kasztner, covering for the Sachnut, did not want to admit that he wrote affidavits on its behalf for Kurt Becher and his cronies — the Nazi officials who looted Hungarian Jewry. The Sachnut and later the Israeli government under Ben-Gurion sought to recover Jewish goods and funds looted by the Nazis and didn’t want people to know they were in direct negotiations with war criminals. When asked about the Becher affidavit, <b>Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee. Portland, Oregon</b>, Kasztner lied on the stand to protect the Sachnut, and thus became politically expendable. The Zionists didn’t want anyone to know that everything Kasztner did was done at their behest, and Ross shows documents in the film, <b>Buy Isoniazid from mexico</b>, discovered since the assassination, that bear this out. They had not been released during the libel trial.</p><p>The Israelis also didn’t want to label “Jewish negotiators” as heroes, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. The Israeli idea of a hero, especially when training soldiers, was someone who would die, <b>Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Las Vegas, Nevada</b>, without talking, for the cause. Kasztner, who saved almost 20, <b>400mg, 450mg, 500mg, 625mg</b>, 000 Jews, more than anyone else during the Holocaust, was labeled a Nazi collaborator because he talked to Nazis. Even worse, said his enemies, he became one of them, <b>order Isoniazid no prescription</b>.</p><p>As the film unfolds, as you listen and watch the face of Kasztner’s murderer, you cannot help concluding that in the Israeli mind at the time, Holocaust survivors were viewed as having been merely passive victims, <b>Købe Isoniazid online, αγοράζουν online Isoniazid</b>, told to keep quiet about their experiences, and expected to pick up arms and fight for the State. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Until the early 1980s, when I joined the Arthur Goldberg Commission to examine the role of American Jews during the Holocaust (empowered by survivors and the City University of New York), I didn’t understand why some people hated Kasztner so much. Since not everyone could get on the train, the rumors that Gruenwald repeated as facts were spread everywhere: Kasztner kept the money; he should have stopped the deportations; he is responsible for the deaths of every Hungarian Jew not on the train. It was as if Hungarian Jewry never heard about Einzatsgruppen, Treblinka, <b>buy Isoniazid online no prescription</b>, Auschwitz, or the deportations from Slovakia next door.</p><p>I asked my mother if that was true — that Hungarian Jewry didn’t know. And she told me that when she tried telling people what was happening just across their borders, <b>Jacksonville, Florida, Columbus, Ohio</b>, they accused her of lying and trying to start a panic. Last summer, I interviewed Estie Blier, who was on the Kasztner Transport, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. She remembered an Auschwitz escapee who two years earlier described the Sonderkommando units in Auschwitz to Blier’s father, head of the bet din in Budapest. The man was dismissed as a lunatic. Others who tried to tell the truth were beaten in the synagogues. Hungarian Jewry didn’t want to know, <b>buy Isoniazid online cod</b>. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, My mother’s recollections are confirmed by a Hungarian survivor in “Killing Kasztner.”<br /> image<br /> Peska Friedman, the author’s mother, who was on the Kasztner train.</p><p>My own father, a Jew from Munkacs — which was in Hungary at the time — was involved in rescue efforts for the Vaad Hatzolah throughout the war, and didn’t believe it himself. He even turned down the chance to move his first wife and son to a safe house in Budapest. <b>Order Isoniazid online c.o.d</b>, Instead they were all deported to Auschwitz. He suffered the penalty for not believing the unbelievable. His wife and son did not survive, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. After the war, he married my mother, one of the people smuggled into Hungary from Poland in 1941.</p><p>In mid-1944, <b>Baltimore, Maryland. Milwaukee, Wisconsin</b>, my mother was sent to Budapest by her brother, the Munkascer rebbe, Baruch Rabinowicz, who was working on rescue with Jewish, <b>Chicago, Illinois. Houston, Texas</b>, Zionist, and Hungarian leaders. She was put in the care of Philip Freudiger, head of the Orthodox Jewish community in Budapest, who added 80 people — rabbis and their families — to the passengers on the train. That included my mother’s first cousin, <b>order Isoniazid online overnight delivery no prescription</b>, the Satmar rebbe, Yoeli Teitelbaum, a rabid anti-Zionist. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Reb Yoeli would later betray Kasztner when approached to be a character witness. He said that God had saved him, <b>Where can i order Isoniazid without prescription</b>, not Kasztner.</p><p>My father, a vice president of the World Agudath Israel (the Agudah), told me before he died in 1982 that the Agudah had been deeply involved in the Vaad Hatzolah and helped arrange the ransom. So when I was on the Goldberg Commission, I approached Rabbi Moshe Kolodny, <b>Isoniazid in cats, dogs, children</b>, the Agudah archivist, who sent me to Prof. David Kranzler, a contributor to the commission’s report and an expert on the negotiations surrounding the train and other Orthodox rescue efforts.</p><p>I learned that the Kasztner Transport was not something Kasztner did alone, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. <b>Fort Worth, Texas. Denver, Colorado</b>, The Sachnut, the Agudah, the international Vaads, Hungarian Jews, the U.S. government, <b>where can i buy cheapest Isoniazid online</b>, American Jewish community leaders (who concentrated on creating a “homeland,” not rescuing European Jews), the Allies — dozens of high-powered people were involved in or knew about the “Blood for Trucks” deal, as Eichmann phrased it, <b>Canada, mexico, india</b>, that culminated in the Kasztner Transport.</p><p>Kranzler’s commission document, “Orthodox Ends, Unorthodox Means: The Role of Agudath Israel and Vaad Hatzalah during the Holocaust,” shows how Slovakians Weissmandl and Fleischmann tried to save as many Jews as they could. The rabbi paid $50, <b>buy cheap Isoniazid</b>,000 to the Nazis in 1942 for 20,000 lives. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Then he negotiated “The Europa Plan” with Himmler: $2 million for most of European Jewry. He enlisted Kasztner and the Hungarian Zionists to help.</p><p>The Sachnut and most American-Jewish organizations turned down the deal. <b>Austin, Texas, Memphis, Tennessee</b>, Then, in mid-1944, Weissmandl’s ad-hoc group spent six weeks pursuing Eichmann’s offer of a million Jews for 10,000 trucks, a deal “done in by circumstances,” according to Kranzler, <b>Indianapolis, Indiana, San Francisco, California</b>. Joel Brand, Kasztner’s negotiating partner and a Sachnut representative, left Hungary to find money for 10,000 trucks. The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, represented by Saly Mayer, refused to provide the needed funds because the trucks would be useful to the enemy, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. <b>Rx free Isoniazid</b>, As ordered by the Sachnut, Brand went to Istanbul and ran into trouble when his Sachnut bosses did not provide backup. Then they ordered him to Aleppo, Syria, where the British arrested him because they did not want him to make deals with the Germans.</p><p>That same spring, <b>125mg, 150mg, 200mg, 250mg</b>, according to Kranzler, two escapees from Auschwitz, Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, warned everyone that Auschwitz was being expanded in anticipation of Hungarian Jewry’s arrival and murder. <b>Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Phoenix, Arizona</b>, They wrote a 36-page report, the “Auschwitz Protocols,” condensed by Weissmandl and sent to Jewish groups in Hungary and Switzerland. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Kasztner received a copy while negotiating the truck deal with the Nazis.</p><p>The day after deportations began on May 16, Weissmandl sent out a plea to bomb the tracks to Auschwitz, since record numbers of Hungarian Jews were being taken to their deaths, <b>Boston, Massachusetts. Charlotte, Carolina</b>. On June 14, Kasztner wrote to his contacts in Switzerland confirming Weissmandl’s message: 400,000 Jews had already been deported. He wrote about “hopeless hopes”: how 12, <b>New York. Los Angeles, California</b>, 000 Jews a day were being deported and it couldn’t be stopped; from that point on, only small numbers of Jewish lives could be negotiated, and that there were no Jews left in the provinces. Protests from the Red Cross and others “found no willing ears” and those were the “bitter and stark facts.” His colleagues, who wrote to U.S. government representatives in Switzerland, confirmed his observations, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>.</p><p>Another “Protocols” recipient was George Mantello, <b>reasons to buy Isoniazid online</b>, the Salvadoran consul-general in Switzerland who worked with British intelligence to condense the “Protocols” and get them to the media. Five days later, everyone knew what was happening to Hungarian Jewry. Even Pope Pius XII protested. <b>Purchase Isoniazid online</b>, Sweden’s Raoul Wallenberg was sent to Budapest to open safe houses, as was Carl Lutz of Switzerland, and, at last, the International Red Cross got involved. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Months later, despite the Nazis, the regent, Miklòs Horthy, finally stopped the deportations on July 7, 1944.</p><p>In the meantime, <b>where can i find Isoniazid online</b>, because of the publicity, the Nazis wanted to break off negotiations to release a half million Jews, but Kasztner convinced them to let a train leave carrying 750 people holding Palestine certificates (provided by the Sachnut). Among them were some members of Kasztner’s family, <b>Buy Isoniazid without prescription</b>, but not all — more than 100 were deported to Auschwitz. Kasztner also put other friends and relatives from his hometown of Kluj on the train. But money was needed and 150 very rich passengers (out of 1,684) paid huge sums to defray the cost of the cattle train, and the money went directly to the Gestapo. The rest paid nothing, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. In addition to Kasztner’s people and Freudiger’s people, <b>farmacia Isoniazid baratos, Isoniazid online kaufen</b>, as many as 450 inmates from a nearby labor camp climbed on board, and my mother remembers people getting off and on whenever the train stopped.</p><p>But once the train was organized, according to Kranzler, <b>Isoniazid coupon</b>, Kasztner heard nothing from Switzerland. The Nazis refused to let the train leave Budapest until Weissmandl wrote them a note under a fictitious name informing them that 250 equally fictitious trucks were available in Switzerland.</p><p>The Gestapo believed it. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Only then was the Kasztner Transport allowed to leave Budapest on June 30, 1944, eventually arriving in Bergen-Belsen.</p><p>Once the Jews arrived, according to Kranzler, the Gestapo demanded 40 tractors in exchange for 40, <b>where can i buy Isoniazid online</b>,000 Jews. Freudiger approached Isaac and Recha Sternbuch, the Agudah representatives of the Vaad Hatzolah in Switzerland, and asked them to come up with 750, <b>Detroit, Michigan, San Jose, California</b>, 000 Swiss francs as a down payment. They had only SF 150,000 and went to Saly Mayer at the JDC, asking him to make up the difference. Mayer refused, and complained to the Americans that Jews were negotiating with Nazis, <b>5mg, 50mg, 75mg, 100mg</b>. He mistakenly assumed, as did others, that there were 1,200 rabbis on the train, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. Roswell McClelland, the American envoy to Switzerland, later said that Mayer told him, “Rabbis, <b>Comprar en línea Isoniazid, comprar Isoniazid baratos</b>, like ship captains, have no right to save themselves.”</p><p>The Americans warned the Sternbuchs they would be charged under the Trading With the Enemy Act, but they continued to plead and negotiate. As a result of their efforts, the first 315 hostages from the Kasztner Transport were released from Bergen-Belsen on August 21, 1944, <b>Isoniazid withdrawal</b>. Then McClelland insisted that Mayer replace Isaac Sternbuch in the negotiations. Small payments were then made to the Gestapo as Mayer stalled and Kasztner tried to ransom the rest of European Jewry. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Kasztner convinced Mayer to fake a cable to the Gestapo that said SF 5,000,000 was available. As a result, in December 1944, <b>Order Isoniazid from mexican pharmacy</b>, the remaining 1,366 passengers, including my mother, were released, and according to Leland Harrison, an American diplomat in Switzerland, <b>acheter en ligne Isoniazid, acheter Isoniazid bon marché</b>, more than 17,000 others were held “on ice,” as Kranzler put it, in Austrian labor camps. <b>Australia, uk, us, usa</b>, When I saw “Killing Kasztner,” I knew about the negotiations. As a child, I don’t remember discussions of the devastating Kasztner trial in Israel or his assassination. I do remember hearing that he was murdered, supposedly by a crazed Hungarian survivor, <b>650mg, 800mg, 875mg, 900mg</b>, and that when I told people my mother had been a passenger on the train, they made nasty cracks and derided Kasztner, as if he had been a one-man show.</p><p>Last week, I met Kasztner’s granddaughter, Merav Michaeli, and it was like meeting a long-lost family member — there was a deep connection, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. After all, <b>Kjøpe Isoniazid online, bestill Isoniazid online</b>, if not for her grandfather, I would not exist.</p><p>Merav, a journalist, says it wasn’t the family’s idea to pursue the story. Gaylen Ross, <b>Isoniazid for sale</b>, the filmmaker, was fascinated by the story and shot her first footage at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, during a Kasztner symposium. It shows the museum’s director, <b>Isoniazid over the counter</b>, David Marwell, trying to control an unruly crowd. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, The result was “Killing Kasztner,” a film that tells the story of a murderer who comes face-to-face with the daughter and granddaughters of his victim.</p><p>It is a heart-stopping, infuriating film, but Merav doesn’t seem to carry any of the rage that lies at the heart of the story. To her, <b>0.4mg, 0.5mg, 1mg, 2.5mg</b>, the whole thing is a mystery. “The most amazing thing I realized from the movie,” she says, “was how Tamir [Gruenwald’s defense attorney] got hold of [the] Becher affidavit. <b>Online buy Isoniazid without a prescription</b>, It was in a box of papers given to him by the attorney general who brought the case in the first place. Why would the attorney general include such a damning piece of paper, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. I am sure that many things are waiting to be revealed.”</p><p>Merav adds, “Humanity has a lot of different faces. It is a human thing to blame. Frustration and envy bring guilt. You feel survivor guilt, <b>buy Isoniazid from canada</b>, or you feel guilty for not doing what you wanted to do. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, Some people think Kasztner took advantage of their pain and hurt, and that’s why they condemn him. Others took cynical advantage of those emotions to promote their own agenda, like the Jews for ‘greater’ Israel who wanted to cut off Ben-Gurion’s head for giving back the Sinai. It’s what politicians do. <b>Purchase Isoniazid online no prescription</b>, It was easier for them to blame Kasztner instead of blaming the Nazis, while the Sachnut was negotiating for restitution from the Germans.”</p><p>I wonder out loud how it must have felt to meet Eckstein, as arranged for the film by Ross. How impossible it must have been for Merav, her sisters, and her mother to confront him, <b>Isoniazid price</b>. Merav says, “My mother wanted to meet with him at least 15 years ago, and he always refused, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. I felt as if my obligation was to be detached and angry at him. But I was in a coma as I sat there on the couch in my journalist mode, trying to be objective. He seems very intelligent and self-protective, <b>Buy generic Isoniazid</b>, and what happened and how he tells it seems to have been deeply thought through and processed. My ultimate impression is that he is not a bad person, but he ended up doing a terrible thing, and now seems trapped by it. <b>Buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>, “But I think my mother, who has a clean soul, connected with him. She really had good intentions, and wanted to meet him when he did not [want to meet her], <b>Isoniazid snort, alcohol iteraction</b>. And when you ask about anger, I realize I was born into a situation where my mother carried the guilt forced on her by society. That guilt was passed on to me, and I had to prove what they said about Kasztner was a lie — for now he is guilty until proven innocent. <b>1000mg, 2000mg</b>, They are angry because he did what they said could not be done.  Our family’s victimization came from Israelis and perhaps, as women, our anger is inner-directed, <b>buy Isoniazid no prescription</b>. I guess you can say in that way my mother is not a typical 2G [Second Generation].”</p><p>“Killing Kasztner” took seven years to make, and when it started the family did not know Ross was going to focus on Eckstein. Then, when the movie came out, it was as if history had been rewritten. Most Israeli viewers were amazed and sympathetic to the family. During the course of the film, even Avner Shalev, director of Yad Vashem, “transformed himself,” as Merav describes it. At first a rejectionist, he later accepted the Kasztner archives and reintroduced his story to the public. Says Merav: “The family was truly grateful when Yad Vashem had an official showing this past Yom HaShoah. It means things are finally starting to change.”.</p><p></p><p><b>Similar posts:</b> <a href='http://www.jeanettefriedman.com/?p=81'>Buy Amantadine no prescription</a>. <a href='http://www.jeanettefriedman.com/?p=50'>Chicago, Illinois. 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By Jeanette Friedman Holocaust survivors and their descendants went to Washington in October 2007 to learn about the International Tracing Service (ITS), a long-closed archive housed in Bad Arolsen, [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, Paul Shapiro: Mission Impossible, Accomplished<br /> By working to make the ITS files at Bad Arolsen public, Paul Shapiro is midwife to history.</p><p></p><p>By Jeanette Friedman</p><p>Holocaust survivors and their descendants went to Washington in October 2007 to learn about the International Tracing Service (ITS), a long-closed archive housed in Bad Arolsen, <b>5mg, 50mg, 75mg, 100mg</b>, Germany, that is finally being made available to Holocaust survivors, their families and researchers.  Since 1945, <b>online buying Niaspan</b>, Holocaust documentation has been gathered from around the world and stored at ITS, which is overseen today by an 11-nation governing board—the ITS International Commission. <b>Comprar en línea Niaspan, comprar Niaspan baratos</b>, Placed under the aegis of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in 1955, the files include Nazi war records and displaced persons camp records that contain information on the fates of at least 17 million people victimized or displaced by the Nazis. The records have been tapped to implement postwar restitution and forced labor compensation settlements between survivors and the governments of perpetrator states, but the full extent of the archives was never made public, <b>buy Niaspan online no prescription</b>.</p><p>For decades, survivors and their descendants requested information from the ITS in order to determine what happened to family members during the war, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.  They often waited years for a response and when they did receive something, in many instances the information was incorrect or incomplete. <b>Buy generic Niaspan</b>, Survivors were left wondering if they had been told the whole story, and had no way to find out. The backlog of inquiries grew until by 2001/2002 there were over 400,000 of them, <b>Niaspan pharmacy</b>. All attempts to gain direct access to the files were rebuffed. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, Protests grew, and with restitution and reparation application deadlines running out, with survivors dying in ever increasing numbers, access to the files became critical.</p><p>The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, <b>Baltimore, Maryland. Milwaukee, Wisconsin</b>, joined later by the U.S. Department of State, began a campaign to secure agreement from the 11 countries on the ITS governing board—the ITS International Commission—to make the files public.  The final steps in what became a complicated and heated diplomatic process were completed in November 2007, <b>Jacksonville, Florida, Columbus, Ohio</b>.  As part of the agreement, digital copies of the entire archive are being delivered to the museum in Washington and to Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.  The first installment of 17.8 million digital document images was received in August 2007, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. <b>Where can i order Niaspan without prescription</b>, A 50-million-card name file followed in November.  The remainder will come through a series of shipments over the next three years, and by 2010, with well over 100 million digital pages in hand, <b>5mg, 50mg, 75mg, 100mg</b>, the museum will have a complete copy of the archive.  The museum’s mission now is to transform tens of millions of digital images (.tif and .jpg files) into searchable files (.txt, <b>Buy cheap Niaspan no rx</b>, .doc or .pdf files), so that people can easily find the information they want. It’s a complicated process, it may take years, <b>125mg, 150mg, 200mg, 250mg</b>, it involves new developing technologies, but it is happening at last. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, The man who was a prime mover in getting those digitized files to Holocaust repositories was Paul Shapiro, a quiet fellow, who never really imagined himself in the role of Holocaust activist. <b>Boston, Massachusetts. Charlotte, Carolina</b>, But history has a way of shaping people and imbuing them with passion.</p><p>**Shapiro was born in Framingham, Mass, the town that put cholesterol testing on the map, <b>Niaspan price</b>. Local schools were so overcrowded with baby boomers, that when his parents offered him the chance to attend Phillips Exeter Academy he grabbed it—and built a Jewish congregation there for Jewish students, <b>Reasons to buy Niaspan online</b>, who until then were required to attend church services as part of their academic training. Shapiro eventually earned Jewish students the right to attend synagogue off campus during Jewish holidays—the result of a public and sometimes vehement confrontation with school authorities.</p><p>Exeter led to Harvard, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.</p><p>There, Shapiro studied government and international affairs, <b>order Niaspan no prescription</b>, particularly the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. They were the main international focus of the day, <b>Niaspan withdrawal</b>, as America’s opponents in the Cold War.  His graduate work was in Eastern Europe history. What he learned above all else is that we need to understand the history of the countries we deal with or we won’t ever understand them diplomatically. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, There was also a side-effect.</p><p>As Shapiro put it: “Once you delve into Eastern Europe, <b>Niaspan in cats, dogs, children</b>, you have to delve into Jewish history, life and culture. <b>Acheter en ligne Niaspan, acheter Niaspan bon marché</b>, It is inescapable. And that brings you to the Holocaust.”  And once you confront the Holocaust, as a Jew in America at that time, you had to confront the critical issue of civil rights in America, <b>Fort Worth, Texas. Denver, Colorado</b>.  In 1964, at age 18, <b>Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee. Portland, Oregon</b>, he gave a commencement address in the aftermath of the murder of Medgar Evers. Evers, the NAACP’s field representative in Jackson, Mississippi, was shot dead in his driveway in June 1963, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. “I spoke about the Holocaust and how Jews were murdered with few hands raised to help them.  I described the catastrophic consequences.  Then I told the Medgar Evers story and asked students to consider what their responsibility is when such actions take place in our country and the response is silence, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>,” Shapiro recalled.</p><p>There was dead silence in the auditorium—from parents and students. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, That was followed by a huge struggle between the headmaster and the board of trustees, about whether or not to publish his remarks. <b>Online buy Niaspan without a prescription</b>, “That told me that there was something powerful and necessary about telling the story of the Holocaust, and that it was essential for people to understand the importance of acting when they witness discrimination,  no matter if it is based on religion, race, <b>köpa Niaspan online, Osta Niaspan online, Jotta Niaspan verkossa</b>, creed or other prejudice. If we are true to our tradition as Jews, <b>Austin, Texas, Memphis, Tennessee</b>, and if we are true to our traditions as Americans, we have an obligation to teach Holocaust history so people can learn from it and gain some enlightenment in the way we treat people—especially people who are different—today. What you learn is that silence empowers those perpetrating the injustice.  You can extrapolate this from that: if you stand by when something has to be done, <b>Indianapolis, Indiana, San Francisco, California</b>, that is simply not good enough.”</p><p>When he was finished at Harvard, Columbia University sent him to Romania as a Fulbright scholar—and when his schooling was done, <b>Detroit, Michigan, San Jose, California</b>, he went to work for the U.S. government as a researcher at United States Information Agency journal, Problems of Communism, the most important publication of its kind in its day, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.</p><p>There he was also asked to do some research for the Department of Justice, to bring evidence in the first successful case brought against a fascist who lied to American immigration authorities to gain entry into the United States. The man in question had unleashed a pogrom in Bucharest, <b>Niaspan from canadian pharmacy</b>, Romania, in 1941. <b>Niaspan coupon</b>, In America he had risen to become the Romanian Orthodox Archbishop of the United States, chairman of the National Council of Churches, and had even opened a session of Congress.</p><p>This took place at the time Elizabeth Holtzman, <b>købe Niaspan online, αγοράζουν online Niaspan</b>, a congresswoman from Flatbush Brooklyn, was arguing for the creation of the Office of Special Investigations, <b>Niaspan samples</b>, now headed by Eli Rosenbaum. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, The case against the Romanian cleric was handled in a tiny office at the Immigration and Naturalization Service, however, because some politicians, including in the White House, were reluctant to address the issue.</p><p>Having gained experience working in classified Romanian Holocaust archives for the Trifa case, Shapiro began to do research for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum—as a volunteer and a part-time researcher on assignment from USIA—in 1989, a few years before the museum opened its doors, <b>buy Niaspan without a prescription</b>. It soon became clear to him that this was his passion and that he had found his true métier. In 1997, <b>New York. Los Angeles, California</b>, USIA loaned him to the museum for two years to help develop its Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies. When the two years were up, the Museum asked him to stay.  He did, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. The rest is history, <b>canada, mexico, india</b>. Literally.</p><p>**Shapiro was appointed director of the Center and designed a program around a large number of research fellowships, <b>Niaspan for sale</b>, programs for faculty who teach the Holocaust at college and universities, publications, research workshops and symposia on difficult subjects in Holocaust studies. One of the most important aspects of the Center’s work was to collect archival material relating to the Holocaust—the basis of all Holocaust research, <b>San Diego, California. Dallas, Texas. San Antonio, Texas</b>. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, “In the roughly 20 years that the museum has been involved in archival collection, we’ve assembled about 40 millions pages of documents from 40 countries, forming the basis of a new generation of Holocaust research and teaching,” he told Lifestyles.</p><p>Imagine his reaction when he learned that there were more than 50 million original documents, and 50 million index cards relating to victims of Nazism at Bad Arolsen in Germany and that none of it was available for research. <b>Buy no prescription Niaspan online</b>, “As a research scholar, that absolutely grabbed me. There’s no question.  But as a human being I was overwhelmed by the tragic fact that much of the Holocaust survivor generation has passed away without knowing what happened to the loved ones they lost and fearing that once they are all gone no one will remember their names, <b>El Paso, Texas. Washington, D.C. Seattle, Washington</b>, or the names of the loved ones they lost, or the fate they suffered. I felt a moral obligation to bring into the open this massive documentation that tells the stories of millions of people who were lost, degraded or displaced, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. <b>400mg, 450mg, 500mg, 625mg</b>, Success could offer closure to survivors who were there, and for those of us who were not, and all who come after us, the documentation would be a powerful insurance policy against forgetting, <b>farmacia Niaspan baratos, Niaspan online kaufen</b>.  Everyone warned me that this would be a fruitless effort.  But succeed or fail, <b>Buy Niaspan from canada</b>, I knew that I could not simply walk away from the issue.”</p><p>The ITS archives contain millions of pages of documentation covering four huge areas:</p><p>1. The concentration camp system, deportations, transports, <b>purchase Niaspan online no prescription</b>, Gestapo arrests and other forms of incarceration. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, 2. The forced/slave labor of millions of people, <b>Where can i buy cheapest Niaspan online</b>, both Jews and non-Jews, who were treated not as human beings, but as assets to be used until they dropped—Arbeit macht frei —literally worked to death.<br /> 3, <b>kjøpe Niaspan online, bestill Niaspan online</b>. The fate of Holocaust survivors and other displaced persons, and how they were treated by the Nazis and the post-war victors. <b>Purchase Niaspan online</b>, 4. The manner in which, since the end of the Holocaust, people who needed the information in the documents at Bad Arolsen were served by the 11 governments on the ITS International Commission and ITS’s ICRC administrators, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.</p><p>These ITS archives will literally double the amount of archival material at the museum, and some of the information in those 17 miles of documents will provide answers to questions we have only wondered about up to now:  What did the forced and slave labor system look like at the ground level.  What factors could affect the decisions made regarding concentration camp prisoners that determined their death or survival, <b>australia, uk, us, usa</b>.  How differentiated was the treatment of DPs by Allied authorities.  How did perpetrators and war criminals obtain DP status, <b>Buy Niaspan online cod</b>, allowing them to avoid punishment and come to the United States. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, Moreover, because the documents were created at the same time and relate to all categories of victims, Jewish and not, the collection offers a powerful opportunity to make comparisons among all the persecuted groups and to learn from that.</p><p>The bottom line, says Paul, “is that the documents have multiple levels of importance, <b>rx free Niaspan</b>.  They perform a huge memorial function—to know the names and fates of those who disappeared. A memorial function that is so central in Judaism, <b>Chicago, Illinois. Houston, Texas</b>, to remember and speak the names of the departed, can then be fulfilled. But it is just as important for the families of non-Jewish victims to know what happened to those they lost.”</p><p>Shapiro also points to the moral obligation that we have to people perceived to be powerless, and that the survivors of genocide are perceived as powerless, <b>japan, craiglist, ebay, hcl</b>. That obligation is to tell their story, reassure them it will not be forgotten, and provide them with the information they need to come to some form of closure, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. Like other scholars, he sees the material as tremendously important from a scholarly research and teaching perspective as well. <b>Where can i find Niaspan online</b>, Shapiro relates the archive to major problems of our own day as well.  “With Holocaust denial on the rise, we have had the blessing of survivors to attest to the reality of the Holocaust. In the future, <b>Niaspan over the counter</b>, the original documents, of which there are millions at ITS, <b>Buy Niaspan without prescription</b>, will be the truest testimonial and the most authentic witnesses. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, This collection also demonstrates in the most dramatic way the danger of anti-Semitism, not only for Jews, but for everyone.  It is a warning of the need to confront resurgent antisemitism in our own times.”</p><p>About 25 percent of the documentation in the Bad Arolsen archives relates to Jews; the rest, to non-Jewish victims of the racial and religious hatred that is unleashed when antisemitism is allowed to become the operating principle of a society.  They suffered and died as a result of antisemitism, <b>order Niaspan from mexican pharmacy</b>, too. The museum is committed to telling the story of all of the groups victimized by the Nazis and their collaborators. <b>0.4mg, 0.5mg, 1mg, 2.5mg</b>, This collection will be of  interest and of service to many ethnic communities in the United States that have an interest in this history, including Ukrainians, Poles, Hungarians, <b>650mg, 800mg, 875mg, 900mg</b>, Romanians, French, <b>Niaspan snort, alcohol iteraction</b>, Belgians, and all the countries affected by World War II.</p><p>**Shapiro first became aware of the Bad Arolsen files when he went to work at the Museum, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. The leadership of ITS wouldn’t talk to the museum about making the resources available to scholars or anyone else. That intrigued him, <b>order Niaspan online overnight delivery no prescription</b>, and in 2001 he attended the annual meeting of the 11 governments that oversee the ITS.</p><p>Despite his plea on behalf of the dwindling survivor population, <b>Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Las Vegas, Nevada</b>, it became clear to him that neither the governments nor the ICRC had any intention to act seriously on opening the archives.  Though survivors and scholars had asked for access to the files, they were repeatedly rebuffed. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, When the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors wrote them in 2000 and again in 2004, they didn’t bother to respond. Benjamin Meed, <b>order Niaspan online c.o.d</b>, President of the American Gathering, threatened to rally 10, <b>Buy cheap Niaspan</b>, 000 survivors to protest, but they ignored him and anyone else attempting to change their policies or even obtain information about the holdings.  Meed, who passed away last year, <b>buy Niaspan from mexico</b>, never received a response to his letters.</p><p>Shapiro traveled to ITS and made repeated requests for lists of its archival holdings, <b>1000mg, 2000mg</b>, all of which were rejected.  But he believed that if he could show people what was in the archives, he could win them over. It had become clear that the systematic withholding of information was part of a strategy to make it impossible for the governments on the ITS board to act, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.  ITS’s on-site leadership, <b>where can i buy Niaspan online</b>, the ICRC, and some members of the board itself maintained a stranglehold on the situation. <b>Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Phoenix, Arizona</b>, Working at the museum gave Shapiro the ability to do things others might not be able to do. Among them was assigning researchers from the museum staff to gather all the information they could possibly find about what was actually in the Bad Arolsen files—by checking the archives in the participating countries that had inventoried what they had sent, and locating in the National Archives an untouched crumbling list of the collections that had been turned over to the Red Cross by the Allied High Command in Germany in 1955. Through the great work done by the museum scholars, they also assembled information on two-thirds of the thousands of collections that had been deposited in Bad Arolsen after 1955. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, Shapiro knew that making this information public and describing the situation at ITS to a community of individuals and organizations dedicated to working on the Holocaust would have a dramatic impact. He prepared a “white paper” for the International Task Force on Holocaust Education, Remembrance and Research when it met in Rome in June 2004.   The Task Force is an organization of government and non-governmental organizations from 24 countries, all with a Holocaust focus.</p><p>The effect was immediate.  The Task Force passed three successive unanimous resolutions over a 12-month period—the first such public resolutions in its history—demanding the immediate opening of the files. The resolutions and associated press releases impacted the governments on the ITS board, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.  All were associated with the Task Force, and Shapiro challenged them publicly to explain a situation in one forum they were calling for the immediate opening of the files, while in another they were keeping them locked up tight.</p><p>When media attention focused on the story and diplomatic tempers began to rise, the U.S. State Department finally joined the museum’s effort to force action to open the files. Over the following 24 months, the museum was able, in partnership with the State Department, to convince all 11 governments and the ICRC to sign agreements not only to open the archives, but at the museum’s initiative, to allow each country on the ITS board to have a complete digital copy. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, Agreement came in 2006, and by November 2007 every country had ratified it. The transfer of digital actually began in advance of ratification, in August 2007.</p><p>**What is being transferred.  Years ago, worried that the paper files that fill six buildings in Bad Arolsen might go up in smoke, ITS began scanning the documents into computer images. The resulting files are not “searchable” for key words or names because they are essentially photographs of the documents, and cannot be “read” by the computer when it is looking for specific words. Normally, software programs called optical character recognition programs can read these photographs of words, and turn them into text files automatically, but only if they have a certain uniformity of language and are clearly typed, not handwritten, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>. Even then, even with the best software, the system isn’t foolproof. Much of the Bad Arolsen documentation is handwritten, in multiple languages, on pieces of paper of dramatically different format, quality, size and color. Many of the words even on typed documents are obscured by stamps, stains and other interference. That means that every .jpg and .tif file will have to be individually looked at, typed in and verified before it can become a searchable file. <b>Buy Niaspan no prescription</b>, When you are dealing with tens of millions of documents, that transformation can take years.</p><p>Says Shapiro, “Time is of the essence, and survivors have already waited too long.  Because software development and digitization will take time, we are reassigning staff members and bringing in new staff and volunteers to help survivors seek out the documents that relate to their families.” The museum hopes to begin responding to survivor requests for information in early January.  Initially, searching the archive will require specially trained archivists using custom software to get clues about where to look for information in the actual documents.  The museum will send survivors and their families copies of the documents they find.  Under new leadership, ITS also is now committed to providing improved service and has agreed to provide copies of documents when it responds to inquiries, <b>buy Niaspan no prescription</b>.</p><p>“Finally!” Shapiro concludes.  Summing up the museum’s plans, he explains, “This is a two track process.  The moral drive to take care of the survivors and their families—which is an immediate need—is track one, and the train is already moving pretty fast.  But we are working on improved access tools at the same time, recognizing that they will take time to develop.  Over the long term, the research, teaching and memorial uses of the Bad Arolsen archives will contribute to the fulfillment of the mission of the museum, which owes so much—its very existence in fact—to the inspiration and dedication of the survivors themselves.”</p><p>.</p><p></p><p><b>Similar posts:</b> <a href='http://www.jeanettefriedman.com/?p=34'>Buy Solian no prescription</a>. <a href='http://www.jeanettefriedman.com/?p=45'>Detroit, Michigan, San Jose, California</a>. <a href='http://www.jeanettefriedman.com/?p=32'>Australia, uk, us, usa</a>.<br /> <b>Trackbacks from:</b> <a href='http://blog.ocvision.com/?p=48'>Buy Niaspan no prescription</a>. <a href='http://rpgsm.shivasar.com/?p=48'>Buy Niaspan no prescription</a>. <a href='http://www.mrh.ca/tech/?p=92'>Buy Niaspan no prescription</a>. <a href='http://www.henrinouwen.org/rgroup_blog/?p=266'>Buy cheap Niaspan no rx</a>. <a href='http://moogfoundation.org/?p=151'>Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 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