In Episode 487 of Education in Motion on hmTv, host Zachary Graulich, Assistant Director of Education at the @hmTv-hmtc Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, sits down with Dr. Janet Brill, bestselling author and researcher, for a powerful conversation about memory, resilience, and the responsibility to bear witness.
The…
Title: Little Edna's War - See Here
Author: Janet Bond Brill, PhD
Genre: Nonfiction/Memoir
Audience: Adult
"A gripping, well-done narrative that does justice to Edna's amazing story. The narrative is moving and vulnerable, reflecting on a terrifying time in history and examining the aftereffects of those experiences on the children who confronted them. Readers will grieve,…
The JDC Archives will be hosting a BookTalk with author Janet Bond Brill for a Conversation about her new Holocaust Memoir
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
12:00-1:15pm (US Eastern Time)
Holocaust Museum & Education Center hosts Dr. Janet Bond Brill for a Book Talk Little Edna's War
Onsite at the Wayfarer Theaters in Highland Park
Thursday, September 3, 2026
6:30pm
Details to soon follow!
ALA 2026 Panels to Explore How Authors and Librarians Are Safeguarding Holocaust Memory
Amsterdam Publishers brings leading Holocaust memoir authors to Chicago for two timely conversations on remembrance, education, and inherited testimony
Saturday, June 27, 2026, 2:30pm and Sunday, June 28, 2026 | 12:3opm
CHICAGO, IL - At the 2026 American Library Association Annual Conference in…
One Night Only: “Memory Keepers” – Eight Holocaust Memoir Authors to Gather for a Powerful Evening of Survival, Legacy, and Remembrance
Thursday, June 25, 2026
7:00pm
Amsterdam Publishers and 3G Chicago present a rare public conversation on family memory, intergenerational trauma, and the enduring responsibility to bear witness
CHICAGO, IL – On Thursday, June 25,…
In one of the most extraordinary ironies of World War II, a 12-year-old Jewish girl who had fought with the Polish resistance received a personal audience with Pope Pius XII in Italy in 1946. The Pope never knew her true identity.
