Something happens when people survive a horrible trauma such as the Holocaust. Instead of shouting about it from the rooftops, they go silent, leaving their stories to be told by the second and third generations. Pastor Jobst Bittner, founding visionary of the March of Remembrance, is an authority on this Veil of Silence and the detriment it can cause to people who bury the past in an effort not to relive it.
Written by Tom BroadCategory: COMMUNITY Published: 19 October 2020A German pastor, son of World War II Nazis, had a simple request for his Jewish audience.“Is there anyone here who is a…
On Sunday, October 4, people of many diverse backgrounds gathered at King’s Harbor, the Kingwood, Texas location for the Holocaust Garden of Hope, to celebrate Reconciliation Not Hate. We took a stand for Israel and Jewish Life by observing the biblical holiday of Sukkoth, or Feast of Tabernacles.
Article about the Holocaust Garden of Hope in Lake Houston, Winter 2020. Read article...
KINGWOOD OBSERVER//KINGWOOD NEWSFlori MeeksMarch 17, 2015Updated: March 18, 2015 8:38 a.m. Humble resident Alexander Pollak was eating lunch with his wife in King's Harbor last year when the view out the window caught…
With various flags waving through the air as the crowds make their way down Kingwood Drive accompanied by music, the March of Remembrance will serve as a stand and a…
Jewish Herald-Voice Published•Thu, Apr 19, 2012 Diverse community, Nazi descendants, to commemorate Holocaust Holocaust survivors, Jews, Christians and German Nazi descendants will come together at a Holocaust March of Remembrance,…
