In the Name of Humanity: The Secret Deal to End the Holocaust
November 10, 2017
Canadian Holocaust historian Max Wallace reveals the dramatic, untold story of how the Nazis were deceived into ending the Holocaust.
In the Name of Humanity: The Secret Deal to End the Holocaust
November 10, 2017
Canadian Holocaust historian Max Wallace reveals the dramatic, untold story of how the Nazis were deceived into ending the Holocaust.
2017
2017
United Jewish People's Order / Morris Winchevsky School / Camp Naivelt
Secular - Jewish - Social Justice
Featured Artists
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Robin Vogl: Painter
Ava Goodman: Painter
The painting is a landscape incorporating my favourite colours and my “outlining” custom, like a child’s colouring book.
The painting is a landscape incorporating my favourite colours and my “outlining” custom, like a child’s colouring book.
Jude Felstead: Painter
Edward Gardens plein air painting demonstrates patterns and emphasis on colour.
Edward Gardens plein air painting demonstrates patterns and emphasis on colour.
Judy Goldie: Painter
Judy Goldie is the artist who created the painting "My Anna". It was completed in 2022 using acrylics and is a portrait of Anna Yanofsky at Camp Naivelt.
Judy Goldie is the artist who created the painting "My Anna". It was completed in 2022 using acrylics and is a portrait of Anna Yanofsky at Camp Naivelt.
Judy Goldie is the artist who created the painting "My Anna". It was completed in 2022 using acrylics and is a portrait of Anna Yanofsky at Camp Naivelt.
John Williams: Painter
The painting shown here is called Massey Sunset , a 20”X30” acrylic painting depicting the old Massey Harris works.
The painting shown here is called Massey Sunset , a 20”X30” acrylic painting depicting the old Massey Harris works.
Tal M. Rock: Painter
The Hebrew words of “Here I am'' speaks to the responsibility of being present. Present for people, our earth and the connection we are losing as time passes. I invite you to reflect on the work we can do to reconnect. Where are you? Hineni.
The Hebrew words of “Here I am'' speaks to the responsibility of being present. Present for people, our earth and the connection we are losing as time passes. I invite you to reflect on the work we can do to reconnect. Where are you? Hineni.
Beautiful!
freygl gertsovski: Poet
Ben Losman: Poet
Paula David: Poet
Deb O'Rourke: Installation Artist
sue goldstein: Installation Artist
In 1948 two things happened in Historic Palestine: a new state was carved out of Palestine, and a slow creeping genocide was set in motion. 531+ villages and municipalities were depopulated and most were destroyed with the creation of Israel. Naming is often part of the ritual of mourning as well as an attempt to give to the dead their day in history.
I list villages here to not only remember but also to put them back onto the map. In an attempt to get at the feeling of erasure, all the elements I have chosen to use are translucent, visible but difficult to get a read on; there, but begging you to make the effort to see.
In 1948 two things happened in Historic Palestine: a new state was carved out of Palestine, and a slow creeping genocide was set in motion. 531+ villages and municipalities were depopulated and most were destroyed with the creation of Israel. Naming is often part of the ritual of mourning as well as an attempt to give to the dead their day in history.
Abstract: The poem "Intergenerational Wounds" is about how unhealed trauma begets more violence, and that it is only ever an explanation, never an excuse. Content note: Reference to but no detailed descriptions of violence, genocide, racism.
Abstract: The poem "Intergenerational Wounds" is about how unhealed trauma begets more violence, and that it is only ever an explanation, never an excuse. Content note: Reference to but no detailed descriptions of violence, genocide, racism.
Abstract: The world watched with horror as Israel rained bombs on Gaza in May 2021, massacring already traumatized families who live trapped in an open-air prison. For me - like many Jews who grew up in Zionist spaces - my horror was compounded as I read social media posts from friends, families, and elders in my home community, self-professed progressive Jews now parroting IDF talking points to justify the bombings. (1/2)
Abstract: This poem is addressed to the embodied knowledge that must be suppressed in the moment when one chooses to deny reality. (2/2)
Abstract: The world watched with horror as Israel rained bombs on Gaza in May 2021, massacring already traumatized families who live trapped in an open-air prison. For me - like many Jews who grew up in Zionist spaces - my horror was compounded as I read social media posts from friends, families, and elders in my home community, self-professed progressive Jews now parroting IDF talking points to justify the bombings. (1/2)
Abstract: I've always enjoyed rhyming and creating poems for friends and family and I've always enjoyed talking! A few years ago I was introduced to 'spoken word' by my students and am now enjoying the delightful challenges of combined rhyming and ranting!
Abstract: I've always enjoyed rhyming and creating poems for friends and family and I've always enjoyed talking! A few years ago I was introduced to 'spoken word' by my students and am now enjoying the delightful challenges of combined rhyming and ranting!
Tracey Tief: Poet
Part of my B'Nei Mitzvah project on ancient Hebrew women's traditions
Part of my B'Nei Mitzvah project on ancient Hebrew women's traditions
This photo is of a portion of "Milkweed Patch," the 1999 installation artwork that initially brought me to the attention of members of Camp Naivelt, who invited me to show slides of it at Camp. Remember slides? My closet is jammed with art now so I mostly write poetry and do a bit of photography.
This photo is of a portion of "Milkweed Patch," the 1999 installation artwork that initially brought me to the attention of members of Camp Naivelt, who invited me to show slides of it at Camp. Remember slides? My closet is jammed with art now so I mostly write poetry and do a bit of photography.
Deborah Rosenstein: Photographer
Words & images from a visit to present-day Belarus & Poland where my grandparents lived.
Online work: Photos: https://deborah.zenfolio.com Instagram: @birch_sky LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-r-b5b922100/
Words & images from a visit to present-day Belarus & Poland where my grandparents lived.
Bob Wiseman: Pianist
Frances Ravinsky: Digital Storyteller
This piano piece was originally a contribution to IF festival in Guelph, 2021.
This piano piece was originally a contribution to IF festival in Guelph, 2021.
Feeling the weight of insufficient connection during these Covid times, I have created a four minute first-person digital story that reconnects me to my long dead grandmother. I've used bits and pieces of Chagall's art to illustrate my story.
Feeling the weight of insufficient connection during these Covid times, I have created a four minute first-person digital story that reconnects me to my long dead grandmother. I've used bits and pieces of Chagall's art to illustrate my story.
Brian David: Painter
This piece is called Covid Gone. Even though I had lots of extra time during the Pandemic to paint, I missed working with the Addus Art Club. I can't wait to go back to my program and have Covid Gone.
This piece is called Covid Gone. Even though I had lots of extra time during the Pandemic to paint, I missed working with the Addus Art Club. I can't wait to go back to my program and have Covid Gone.
Terry Azar: Painter
Made with watercolour pencils.
Made with watercolour pencils.
