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The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco,
The Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture,
The Polish Cultural Institute in New York,
and The Consulate General of the Republic of Poland, Los Angeles
present the exhibition
EMANUEL RINGELBLUM AND THE HIDDEN ARCHIVE OF THE WARSAW GHETTO
Friday, April 1, 2005 - Thursday, June 30, 2005
Jewish Community Center
3200 California Street,
San Francisco,
CA
Admission: free, Tel: 415.292.1200; info@jccsf.org
Hours: Mon-Fri: 5:30AM - 10PM; Sat-Sun: 7AM - 7PM |
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In conjunction with the exhibition, The Taube Center for Jewish Life at the JCCSF presents three free-admission special events:
Tuesday, April 19, 7:30 PM
EMANUEL RINGELBLUM AND THE HIDDEN ARCHIVE OF THE WARSAW GHETTO
A discussion honoring the opening of the exhibition and the 62nd anniversary of the fall of the Warsaw Ghetto, with a distinguished panel that includes Samuel Kassow, author of a forthcoming biography of Emanuel Ringelblum, Dr. Eleonora Bergman, Deputy Director, Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw; and Prof. David Biale, Emanuel Ringelblum Professor of Jewish History at UC Davis
Tuesday, May 3, 7:30 PM
EVA HOFFMAN: CONTESTED MEMORY, DIFFICULT HISTORIES
A lecture on the creation and ownership of historical memory by the author of Lost in Translation, After Such Knowledge, and Shtetl, who lectures widely in Europe and the U.S. on cultural and social issues and is currently Visiting Professor at M.I.T.'s Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literature
Sunday, May 15, 12 noon - 6 PM
A DAY OF LISTENING AND DIALOGUE BETWEEN COMMUNITIES
A sharing of experience and reflection by leaders, teachers, and members from a range of San Francisco communities on the loss and recovery of culture and memory, with a keynote address by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., THE BONDWOMAN'S NARRATIVE: RECOVERING AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, 4 PM
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