Wednesday, Jan 22, 6:30-7:45PM, Countryside School (4301 W Kirby, Champaign). Countryside presents a program including a documentary and short film by countryside student, Max Libman, a community panel of local leaders united against hatred, and Holocaust-inspired artwork and poetry by 7th and 8th graders.
Screening and Discussion of film about US Armed Forces members who participated in the liberation of the camps, Jan 27th, 7PM, Cohen Center for Jewish Life (503 E. John St., Champaign). On International Holocaust Remembrance Day Advisory Council member Scott Gendell will present and discuss the documentary film that he helped make. Join us for this important screening and commemorative event.
Andrew Demshuk's research focuses on post-1945 German and Polish history.
Examination of Israeli cinema from its documentary beginnings to its internationally award winning feature films.
In partnership with the University of Maryland, we are offering an online intermediate Hebrew course.
Course develops basic conversational and reading skills as well as the essentials of Yiddish grammar. Prerequisite: Yiddish 101 or instructor approval.
Continuation of HEBR 201, with introduction of more advanced grammar, and with emphasis on more fluency in speaking and reading. 5 credit hours.
