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Board of Councilors Steven Spielberg Honorary Chair Edgar M. Bronfman Honorary Co-chair Renée Crown Honorary Co-chair Lew Wasserman Honorary Co-chair in Memoriam Robert J. Katz Chair Susan Crown Vice chair Harry Robinson Vice chair Wallis Annenberg Russel Bernard Gerald Breslauer* Joel Citron Jerome Coben* Stephen Cozen David Eisman Phyllis Epstein Emanuel Gerard* Eric Greenberg Joel Greenberg Marcy B. Gringlas Marc Grossman Yossie Hollander William Lauder Lee Liberman Skip Paul Bruce Ramer Michael Rutman Mickey Shapiro Tad Taube Erna Viterbi Casey Wasserman Harold Williams* * Emeritus Board member USC SHOAH FOUNDATION INSTITUTE Founding Executive Directors June Beallor James Moll Founding Advisory Committee Karen Kushell Branko Lustig Gerald R. Molen Executive Staff Stephen Smith Executive Director Kim Simon Managing Director Sam Gustman Chief Technology Officer Karen Jungblut Director of Research and Documentation Steven Klappholz Executive Director of Development Ari Zev Director of Administration FOR VISUAL HISTORY AND EDUCATION
PastForward Spring 2011 Essays 8 SCHOLAR AND SURVIVOR The Elusive Recollections By Denise Kandel 6 10 HISTORY REVIVIFIED A Pathway through Memory By Mark Baker 11 TESTIMONY AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE Absent from the Records By Monika Flashka 12 THE GENOCIDE IN CAMBODIA Problems Without Passports By Kosal Path 13 THE GENOCIDE IN CAMBODIA One Student’s Perspective By Ali Battat 14 TESTIMONY AS EVIDENCE Paying Tribute to the Righteous By Irena Steinfeldt 15 TESTIMONIES OF DANISH JEWS Unearthing Stories of Deportation By Silvia Goldbaum Tarabini Fracapane 16 CHILDHOOD AND TRAUMA Child Survivors and their Emotions By Suzanne Kaplan 27 REMEMBERING A FILMMAKER Documenting the Evidence By Carla Garapedian 28 RESEARCHING RESISTANCE Resisting the Path to Genocide By Wolf Gruner 30 TESTIMONIES IN YIDDISH Language, Culture & Testimony By Hannah Pollin-Galay Departments 2 Contributors 4 Leadership News 5 Executive Director’s Letter 6 Voices from the Archive 31 News & Events Features 20 18 “Character is destiny, and we can all be better humans once we learn tolerance.” USC President C.L. Max Nikias, page 20 TESTIMONY AND HISTORY 18 Remembering Survival More than 60 years after the Holocaust, the memories of survivors shed light on what life was like inside a Nazi slave labor camp. By Christopher R. Browning SPECIAL FEATURE 20 The Sky’s the Limit USC President C.L. Max Nikias on what the Visual History Archive means to the university. Interviewed by Stephen D. Smith TESTIMONY AND HISTORY 24 Setting the Record Straight Survivors’ testimonies can help us reconstruct a more accurate history of the Holocaust. By Omer Bartov pastforward Spring 2011 1
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