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Miguel Weinstein Markovits, Hungarian Holocaust Survivor

Miguel Weinstein Markovits, Hungarian Holocaust Survivor

by | | Articles, Blog, Hope for the Future

Hungarian Holocaust survivor Miguel Weinstein, 92, passed away on August 11, 2024, in Texas where he had lived the past 45 years. Read more, below… Goal to Plant a Tree in Miguel's Name 7500 ...
Pillar of Salt: A Daughter’s Life in the Shadow of the Holocaust

Pillar of Salt: A Daughter’s Life in the Shadow of the Holocaust

by | | Articles, Blog, The Dilemma of Liberation: Survivors & Veterans

Anna Salton Eisen will be the featured speaker at the third annual Beauty for Ashes Luncheon, March 22, 2024, at the Kingwood Country Club. Click here for more information. As the daughter of Holocaust survivors, Anna Salton Eisen’s memoir, Pillar of Salt: A...
International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the Holocaust Garden of Hope

International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the Holocaust Garden of Hope

by | | Articles, Blog, Why should we remember the Holocaust?

On January 28, 2024, International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the fifth anniversary of its establishment, the Holocaust Garden of Hope hosted a gathering of over 100 at Kings Harbor Waterfront Village in Kingwood, Texas. Speakers included founders Rozalie and Mitch...
Holocaust Garden of Hope Launches Grand Opening with Great Success

Holocaust Garden of Hope Launches Grand Opening with Great Success

by | | Articles, Holocaust Garden, News, Press Articles, Why should we remember the Holocaust?

The Holocaust Remembrance Association (HRA18) celebrated a successful Grand Opening of Phase One of the Holocaust Garden of Hope – a unique children’s memorial garden at King’s Harbor in Kingwood, Texas – on November 5, 2023. Over 600...
March of Remembrance: Nazi Descendants and Holocaust Survivors Take a Stand Against Antisemitism

March of Remembrance: Nazi Descendants and Holocaust Survivors Take a Stand Against Antisemitism

by | | Articles, In the Media, MOR About, News, Press Releases, Why should we remember the Holocaust?

The theme of this year’s March of Life (“March of Remembrance” in the US and “Marcha de La Vida” in Latin America) is “Uprising Against Antisemitism.” The marches will take place during the time of Yom HaShoah, April...
Holocaust Garden of Hope makes history with groundbreaking in northeast Harris County

Holocaust Garden of Hope makes history with groundbreaking in northeast Harris County

by | | Articles, Blog, News, Why should we remember the Holocaust?

by David Taylor, Houston Chronicle staff writer, Nov. 18, 2022 Rozalie Jerome knows struggle. The Kingwood resident and executive director of the Holocaust Remembrance Association has spent the last 14 years dreaming of and working toward a memorial garden after...
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