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Lunch & Learn: Italian Holocaust Survivors Remember with Dr. Rosemary Horowitz and Dr. Rennie Brantz

Wednesday, July 28, 2010
12noon

Turchin Center for the Visual Arts

Facilitators: Dr. Rennie Brantz, Dr. Rosemary Horowitz

History Professors Dr. Rosemary Horowitz and Dr. Rennie Brantz provide a glimpse into the devastating world of the Italian Holocaust. This program, which accompanies an exhibition in the Turchin's Catwalk Community Gallery, sheds light on this lesser-known tragedy of the Holocaust.

Participants are invited to bring a bagged lunch and we will provided the bottled water.

Presented in conjunction with An Appalachian Summer Festival.

This event is presented as part of the Lunch & Learn program in conjunction with the Turchin Center exhibition Italian Holocaust Survivors Remember.

Cost:

Free event

For more information, contact:

Visitor and Members Services
(828) 262-3017
turchincenter@appstate.edu

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