Presenters and Links

Eva Ariela Lindberg and Lea Saslav, Co-Hosts
Engineering: Jonathan Font Moxo

Opening remarks:

Eva Ariela, Lindberg Peace Foundation ~ www.lindbergpeacefoundation.org
Prof. Stendig-Lindberg’s Holocaust Poems
www.profmagnesium.org

Music by Yale Strom, Klezmer Violin
www.yalestrom.com

David Lenga, Holocaust Survivor shares ~ Stories from Lodz Ghetto and from his memoir book.
“The Compassion of a Deadly Enemy: Even in the Darkest Hours, a Ray of Hope”

Music by Yale Strom & Elizabeth Schwartz
Klezmer Violin and Contralto

Website: www.voiceofklezmer.com

Philip Raucher – Los Angeles Polish origin, featured at the LA Museum of the Holocaust

Music by Jonathan Font Moxo –Hlicha Lekesariya(Eli Eli)

Bruce Bierman ~ Dance with the Holocaust, Berkeley

Stand up to dictators! ~ poem read by Gilberto Melendez

Myra Goodman, author, “’Quest for Eternal Sunshine’—A Holocaust Survivors Journey for Darkness to Light,” co-authored posthumously with her father, Mendek Rubin.

questforeternalsunshine.com

The story of Ilana Kahat, shared by Eva Ariela

Donna Kanter – “The Presence of their Absence” Trailer

thepresenceoftheirabsence.com

Second Generation Sharing (Q&A)
Fred Zaidman, the principal in Donna Kanter’s documentary Trailer

Yvette Nachmia – Poetry

Music by Jonathan Font Moxo – Prayer of Transformation

Music by Eric Alderfer, (Psalm 126) New York

Tes Kempner – Six Million Candles: New World Anthem
Piano Accompaniment and Arrangement by ShaRone Shmuel David Kushnir

Closing Circle and Prayer ~ Eva Lindberg


Miriam Felicia Lindberg Memorial Peace Foundation

The Miriam Felicia Lindberg Memorial Peace Foundation encourages innovative poetic compositions and organizes international Poetry for Peace Competitions that grants annual awards to gifted poets. The Foundation: publishes the writings of Gustawa Stendig-Lindberg, Miriam Felicia Lindberg and talented poets. focuses on developing all-inclusive artistic and educational programs for Global Peace. memorializes survivors and the victims of the Holocaust through poetry, music and art.