Our Speakers

• Third Generation Reflections - A panel of young adult third generation who revisited Europe & described their experiences. A way to learn how we can best pass on this history. See our Third Generation Reflections page for more information.
• Speaker's Bureau Training of our members - See our Speaker's Bureau page for more information.
• Edwin Black - author of "IBM and the Holocaust".
• American Red Cross Holocaust and War Victims Tracing Information Center - includes proof for survivors seeking reparations, Director Linda Klein.  (410) 764-5311.
• Björn Krondorfer at St. Mary's College of Maryland - program for German and American students to study the Holocaust together.  (240) 895-4219, bhkrondorfer@smcm.edu, http://www.smcm.edu/users/bhkrondorfer/index.htm.
  

Second Generation Groups and Generations After

• Director of the Office of Survivor Affairs at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Ellen Blalock - In this position is in contact with 2nd generation groups and manages 2nd generation activities for the museum.  1-202-488-0414 and eblalock@ushmm.org.  (See Holocaust Related links below for more on the Museum.)
• Generations of the Shoah International (GSI) - the newly formed umbrella group supporting 2nd generation and generations after groups and individuals throughout the world.  See our What's New page for more, gsi@imeg.com.

• Jewish Information & Referral Service - A central number for information about the Greater Washington Jewish community.  (301) 770-4848, www.jirs.org.
• Washington Jewish Week - newspaper. (301) 230-2222.
• Jewish Social Service Agency - provides social services of all sorts including for survivors.  www.jssa.org, (301) 881-3700.

• U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum - (202) 488-0400.  www.ushmm.org.
• Yad Vashem - in Jerusalem.  www.yad-vashem.org.il.
• American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors - 122 West 30th Street, Room 201
  New York, NY 10001.  212-239-4230.
• The Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation - Steven Spielberg's foundation to preserve the memoirs of the Shoah on video.  www.vhf.org
• The Wiesenthal Center - dedicated to preserving the memory of the Holocaust through educational outreach and by addressing contemporary issues.  www.wiesenthal.com.
• Association of Holocaust Organizations (AHO) - has many Holocaust related organzations in their membership and in their reference list on their website.  www.ahoinfo.org.