Featuring inspiring stories of survival from: Mrs. Rodi Glass, Amsterdam, Netherlands; Mr. Sol Harris, Lesko, Poland; Mrs. Sue Kahn, Dusseldorf, Germany; Mrs. Etta Katz, Velike Loucky, Czechoslovakia; Mrs. Ginger Lane, Berlin, Germany; Mr. Sol Rosen, Warsaw, Poland “Names, Not Numbers ®,” a Holocaust Oral History Film Documentary program, transforms the traditional study of the events of the Holocaust in Europe into an experiential project involving the actual eyewitnesses to those events – the survivors and World War II veterans. This moves beyond the traditional classroom walls and creates an interactive and empowering educational lesson. Through this unique program, students learn first-hand about the Holocaust by making their own professional documentary. They themselves conduct oral history interviews. They themselves film and edit personal testimonies. They themselves form intergenerational connections and become the "witnesses to the witnesses." To date, over 8,000 students in several countries from Grade 8 through college have successfully interviewed, filmed, and edited the testimonies of over 5,000 survivors and World War II veterans. The more than 850 documentary films produced by the project have been viewed by over 450,000 people and are archived in major museums and academic institutions. www.namesnotnumbers.org

Featuring inspiring stories of survival from: Dr. Arthur Kohn, Kosice, Czechoslovakia; Motik Militsakh, Bobruisk, Belarus; Eva Ozarowski, Warsaw, Poland; Rena Quint, Piotrkow Tribunalski, Poland; Israel Starck, Podhoryan-Munkacs; Joseph Weisner, Budapest, Hungary. “Names, Not Numbers ®,” a Holocaust Oral History Film Documentary program, transforms the traditional study of the events of the Holocaust in Europe into an experiential project involving the actual eyewitnesses to those events – the survivors and World War II veterans. This moves beyond the traditional classroom walls and creates an interactive and empowering educational lesson. Through this unique program, students learn first-hand about the Holocaust by making their own professional documentary. They themselves conduct oral history interviews. They themselves film and edit personal testimonies. They themselves form intergenerational connections and become the "witnesses to the witnesses." To date, over 8,000 students in several countries from Grade 8 through college have successfully interviewed, filmed, and edited the testimonies of over 5,000 survivors and World War II veterans. The more than 850 documentary films produced by the project have been viewed by over 450,000 people and are archived in major museums and academic institutions. www.namesnotnumbers.org

Featuring inspiring stories of survival from: Dr. William Gingold, Warsaw Poland; Dr. Irving Kohn, Kosice, Czechoslovakia Mr. Jack Mangurten, Lagow, Poland Mr. Leo Melamed, Bialystok, Poland Mrs. Gdalina Novitsky, Kiev, Ukraine, Soviet Union

Featuring inspiring stories of survival from: Harold Katz, A"H, Tarn, Czechoslovakia; Arkady Khanuk A”H, Brailov, Ukraine; Elizabeth Malina, Turja Paseka, Czechoslovakia; Ralph Rehbock, Gotha, Germany; Eva London Ritt, Hamburg, Germany; John Traurig, Kosice, Slovakia, Michael Weiss, Koszony, Czechoslovakia

Featuring inspiring stories of survival from: Mr. David Eisenman, Amsterdam, Holland; Mr. Kurt Gutfreund, Vienna, Austria; Rebbetzin Esther Levin, Mir, Poland; Rebbetzin Chaya Small, Pinsk, Poland and Mr. Mendel Tessler, Viseu de Sus, Romania.

NAMES, NOT NUMBERS (c) HOLOCAUST FILM FEATURING INSPIRING INTERVIEWS WITH: Mr. Sam Harris, Poland/ Kildeer, IL Mr. Zachary Kutner, Poland/Denver, Colorado Mrs. Anne Maryles, Germany/ Chicago, IL Mr. Jack Maryles, Poland/ Chicago, IL Mr. Naftali Tessler, Romania/ Chicago, IL Mrs. Rivka Wiznitzer, Romania/ Chicago, IL For more information, please visit www.fyhs.co