The Leo Baeck Institute is hosting an online event April 18th at 5 pm: Echoes of Children's Survival: Opening the Kestenberg Archive Online" marking the launch of digital access to the Kestenberg Collection: an archive that documents the experiences of more than 1,500 child survivors and witnesses of Nazi persecution in over 20 countries. Ahead of the event, Dr. Eva Fogelman, a psychologist, filmmaker and author who was deeply involved in the project spoke to reporter Naomi Segal.

<p>The Leo Baeck Institute is hosting an<a href="https://leobaeck.org/upcoming-events/echoes-of-childrens-survival-unveiling-the-kestenberg-archive-online/?lang=en"> online event</a> April 18th at 5 pm: Echoes of Children's Survival: Opening the Kestenberg Archive Online" marking the launch of digital access to the Kestenberg Collection: an archive that documents the experiences of more than 1,500 child survivors and witnesses of Nazi persecution in over 20 countries. Ahead of the event, Dr. Eva Fogelman, a psychologist, filmmaker and author who was deeply involved in the project spoke to reporter Naomi Segal.</p>

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