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Sonia Weitz, Woman of CourageThe Holocaust Center, Boston North, and Temple Ner Tamid, Peabody, Mass., host a tribute dinner to honor Sonia Schreiber Weitz as "Woman of Courage." The tribute includes remarks by Debbie Coltin (Tribute Co-Chair), Rabbi David Klatzker (Temple Ner Tamid), Cliff Rucker (Past President, Temple), Harriet Tarnor Wacks (Director, Holocaust Center), Sonia Weitz herself with thanks, Scott Feinstein (President, Temple), and Margo Strom (Facing History). Sonia Weitz was suffering from cancer at the time, and this was one of Mrs. Weitz's last public appearances before her death on June 23, 2010.
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Sonia Weitz, Mary Upton Ferrin Award CeremonySonia Schreiber Weitz (Holocaust survivor and co-founder of the Holocaust Center) is awarded the 2010 Mary Upton Ferrin Award by the Peabody, Mass., Chamber of Commerce. as a record of the ceremony, the video shows an introduction by Betsy Lehman, a video feature about Mrs. Weitz (including remarks by Dr. Christopher Mauriello; Mary Kiley, Holocaust Legacy Partner, and Mrs. Weitz herself), and remarks by Sandy Weitz (daughter of Sonia) accepting the award on her behalf.
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Sonia Weitz, Youth to Isreal Q&ASonia Schreiber Weitz provides a Q&A session during a pre-trip "Youth to Israel" meeting, in which she discusses experiences during and immediately after the Holocaust, the significance of historical archives, and the ongoing efforts to document atrocities.
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Three Stories of SurvivalProject SEARCH presents at the University of New Hampshire a panel of three survivors of genocide and human rights abuses: Claude Kaitare, Rwandan genocide; Franco Majok, Sudan Civil War "Lost Boy" refugee; Helen Wertheimer, the Holocaust. Panel introduced by James Fabiano, and accompanied by Q&A. Video producer Christopher Williams.
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Cindy Jacobs on Rena Finder (Part 2)Cindy Jacobs (director of guidance and college counseling at Malden Catholic High School), as Holocaust Legacy Partner of survivor Rena Finder, presents to students at Higgins Middle School, Peabody, Mass., about Mrs. Finder's experience during the Holocaust, including her being saved by Oscar Schindler. Video produced by Peabody Access Telecommunications, Inc. The presentation includes the video of Mrs. Finder's November 9, 1998 testimony.