A Letter to the People of 2126
I recently listened to Ronald Reagan's remarkable speech at the 1976 Republican National Convention in Kansas City.
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Doron Keren
Doron Keren is a 3GNY volunteer and grandson of Holocaust survivors Ignacy and Paulina Chiger, whose story of survival was documented in the memoirs Beneath the Lightless Sky and The Girl in the Green Sweater, as well as the Academy Award-nominated film In Darkness (2011).
A Prison Break in Reverse
On the morning of July 27, 1944,in a quiet courtyard in Lwów, a manhole cover… slowly lifted. A sewer worker called down into the darkness…“Come out… You’re free!” From beneath the earth,ten figures emerged. Starved.Broken.Barely recognizable as human. And the man who led them out, Leopold Socha, turned to the stunned crowd and declared:“This is […]
Read Article »Refusal to Surrender Humanity
Before the war, Ignacy was a businessman in Lwów, disciplined and deliberate, proud of the life he had built in a city once bursting with a vibrant Jewish life. Jewish Lwów pulsed with Torah learning, argument, enterprise, and culture. It was a European Jewish world with deep roots and a rich history.
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