Betyna Bock
Poetry Collections: Spring 2020; Spring 2019; Spring 2018
Betyna Bock was born in Prague in 1946 after War War II. She emigrated to Sydney in 1948 with her parents, who were Holocaust survivors. Betyna began to write … Continue Reading ›› Continue reading →
Elizabeth Edelstein
Elizabeth Edelstein is the Vice President for Education at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust. At … Continue Reading ›› Continue reading →
Irit Felsen, Ph.D.
Articles: Holocaust Survivors as Participant Educators: Giving Space to Lived Experience of Social Trauma in Collective Memory ; Encounters with Chronic Psychiatric Holocaust Survivors: Trauma, Psychosis and Functionality
Irit Felsen, PhD is a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma and traumatic loss, with a special … Continue Reading ›› Continue reading →
Eva Fogelman
Articles: Telling Your Children about the Holocaust ; PSYCHOLOGICAL DYNAMICS IN AGING SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST
Eva Fogelman, PhD is a psychologist in private practice in New York City. She is co-director of Child Development Research. Dr. Fogelman was the co-founder and … Continue Reading ›› Continue reading →
Philipp Sonntag
Dr. rer. nat. Philipp Sonntag is a board member and treasurer of the German Child Survivors. As a physicist, he has written several books regarding technology assessments, and atomic warfare, including the human factor, information in society, and innovations, such as the Bionic Saw.
Continue reading →Renee Symonds
Article: Max, An Unconventional Father; The Long Goodbye
Renee has run a successful private practice in Sydney for many years. During that time, she combined her personal knowledge (as the only child of Holocaust survivors) with her professional experience to create a … Continue Reading ›› Continue reading →
Sara Zenlea
Article: L'Dor Vador: Holocaust Survivor Story Sharing Project
Sara Zenlea is a Holocaust Case Manager at Alpert Jewish Family Service. In addition to addressing her clients’ individual needs, Ms. Zenlea focuses on executing intergenerational community programs for Holocaust … Continue Reading ›› Continue reading →
