Port Washington: Learn About Human Triumph, Bravery During the Holocaust

Members of the Port Washington community are invited to learn about the heartwarming stories of bravery that came out of the Holocaust later this month from a survivor-turned-educator.

Gloria Glantz, who was once a hidden child in Poland, will highlight the one good thing that came out of the Holocaust: the people who rescued and helped others even when their own lives were at risk.

Glantz will speak of the rescuers, including many names who may be surprising to hear.

Learn about these stories of bravery during a time of terror at The Community Synagogue, located at 160 Middle Neck Road in Port Washington, on Thursday, March 31 at 7:30 p.m.

About Gloria Glantz:

She is a Holocaust Educator and winner of the “Anne Frank Outstanding Educator Award.” She often presents Holocaust and Tolerance courses to local and national school districts and has presented nationally and internationally to students across the world. She has been a member of The Community Synagogue since 1978.

Images via The Community Synagogue