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$25

Out of the 1.6 million Jewish children who lived in Europe before the war, only 100,000 survived the Holocaust most of whom were “hidden children.” Maud Dahme was one of them. In 1942 at six years old Maud along with her younger sister were sent into hiding by their parents when the Germans ordered all Jews in their town to report for transport to concentration camps. Come hear her story – one that embodies, courage, hope, and resilience. Although painful to revisit, she remains dedicated to speaking openly about her experiences, ensuring they remain a vital part of history for future generations. Maud will also reflect on her recent travels back to the place she stood 80 years ago, celebrating both the liberation of the Netherlands and her newfound freedom from hiding.

Tuesday, October 7, 10:30am – 12pm, $25

*Reduced fee made possible by Friends of Lifelong Learning

To register call 732-224-2315

Search Course Code: XHUMN-000-OCP02