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Bloggers (Click to read each author’s contributions):

Blogs by Dr. Susanna Kokkonen

Dr. Susanna Kokkonen is an accomplished author and international speaker, addressing Christian, Jewish, and civic audiences worldwide on topics including the Holocaust, genocide, antisemitism, and contemporary Israel. She has presented her lectures in the parliaments of Canada, Finland, and Sweden, as well as at the European Parliament. Most recently, Dr. Kokkonen served as the Director of Christian Friends of Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem. In this role, she guided Christian dignitaries, spoke to numerous Christian groups, and organized over 10 Christian Leadership Seminars with participants from more than 50 countries. Dr. Kokkonen’s work continues to foster education and dialogue on vital historical and current issues.

The King is in the Field

The King is in the Field

By Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Did you know that in the Hebrew calendar we are now in the month of Elul 5784? The month of Elul comprises 29 days and it usually happens in August-September of our regular calendars. The month of Elul is a specific month in the Hebrew or...

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September Blog

September Blog

The unmistakable joy that the terrorists as well as their supporters are feeling and expressing at this time is not unlike the joy they exhibited during 9/11. Even though we cannot compare all historic events, we can certainly say that the same spirit of hatred, the spirit of Amalek exists from generation to generation. It is our duty to discern what is going on and to understand the times and seasons we are living in.
I would like to invite you to read more at this website. Learn about the work we do and the Holocaust Garden of Hope we are building in Texas. All these things of history have connecting factors. For us to understand what we need to do now, we need to study what people did in the past.

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August Blog

August Blog

August, 2024, Dr. Susanna Kokkonen August is a month named for good tidings. Many positive words, such as “respected” or “illustrious” are related to “august”. But this August has been a difficult month with a lot of fears and tears over current circumstances in...

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Antisemitism on American College Campuses

Antisemitism on American College Campuses

The Holocaust Remembrance Association rejects and condemns the hateful rhetoric of the demonstrations and the intimidation against Jewish students and faculty.

The Holocaust Remembrance Association urges university faculty and principals to not to negotiate with those, who call for the destruction of the State of Israel, a longtime ally of the United States and the only democracy in the Middle East.

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Blogs by Hao Nguyen

Originally from Vietnam, I migrated to Texas in August 2020 and have been living with my stepfather, biological mother, and stepsister. My journey in higher education began as a recipient of the prestigious Chancellor Scholarship at an honors college, where I am majoring in International Business with plans to major in Marketing if finance allow possibly. My academic foundation is supported by full tuition coverage, which enables me to focus on my studies and career development.

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Blogs by Christine Ege

Christine’s early experiences with travel and diverse cultures sparked a lifelong passion for connecting across backgrounds. By age 14, she had lived in various parts of the U.S., forming friendships with people from many cultural communities. This led her to earn degrees in Russian, German, and French Languages and Literatures, including post-graduate studies in interpreting and translation at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. After several years in Norway, Christine and her husband, Steve, settled in Texas, where they have dedicated themselves to numerous volunteer roles. Since 2013, Christine has been a leader with March of Remembrance Texas, passionately advocating against modern-day antisemitism, and she also serves as executive director for a local anti-trafficking organization, where she shares thousands of homemade cookies with the community each year.

The Final Solution:  Industrialized Killing

The Final Solution:  Industrialized Killing

by Christine Ege As schoolchildren, we all learned about the Industrial Revolution and the benefits resulting from new technology, mechanization of production processes, and maximization of profit.   Productivity and efficiency grew at a historically unprecedented...

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The Snare of Superiority

The Snare of Superiority

by Christine Ege Many concur that hindsight is always 20/20, as it is relatively easy to recognize mistakes after they have been made and identify sins after they have been committed.   However, it is not always such a simple matter to discern truth in the face of...

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