SPEAKERS BUREAU

The JFR is pleased to offer a Speakers Bureau dedicated to Holocaust-related subjects. Participants include leading Holocaust scholars, survivors, rescuers, and JFR staff members. Speakers are available for community organizations, interfaith groups, synagogues, churches, and schools sponsoring programs on the Holocaust.

Organizations that engage one of our speakers will be expected to pay a $250 administrative fee to The Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, to pay the honorarium set by the speaker, and to cover his or her travel expenses. Subsidies may be available for certain speakers. The JFR will coordinate scheduling.

Please call Stanlee Stahl at 1.212.727.9955 for more information, request a speaker through our website, or download our speaker request form.

	Debórah Dwork Historian and scholar History of the Holocaust Jewish Life during the Holocaust Children in the Holocaust Rescue and Resistance Refugees
	Henry Feingold Historian and scholar American Jewry and the Holocaust: Was there Communal Failure? The Holocaust in Historical Perspective Have we Reached the Saturation Point in Holocaust Memorials? European Jewry (1938-1945), Soviet Jewry (1967-1989): A Study in Contrast The Resistance Mystique Finding Meaning for the Holocaust
	Fanya Gottesfeld Heller Survivor A woman’s Voice from the Holocaust Coming of Age During the Holocaust The Survivor as the Authentic Voice of the Holocaust Rescue and Rebirth Preserving Memory: How will the Holocaust be Recalled by Future Generations?
	Peter Hayes Historian and scholar Corporate Complicity in the Holocaust German Big Banks the Holocaust The Future of the Holocaust
	Patrick Henry Scholar Rescuers of Jews in France and Why We Must Teach Them Madeleine Dreyfus: Righteous Jew
	Marion Kaplan Historian and scholar Jewish Families in Nazi Germany  Jewish Daily Life in Nazi Germany The November Pogrom
	Roman Kent Survivor Personal Experience During the Holocaust Issues Impacting Survivors Today
	Mordecai Paldiel Survivor and professional Righteous Among the Nations Documenting the Rescue of Jews by non-Jews During the Holocaust
	Harry Reicher Scholar and lawyer Law and the Holocaust Bringing Holocaust Perpetrators to Justice Impact of the Holocaust on the Human Rights Movement
	George Salton Survivor Jewish Life in Nazi-Occupied Poland  Jewish Life in the Ghetto  Surviving Ten Nazi Concentration Camps  Liberation and Afterwards
	Stanlee J. Stahl Professional Rescue During the Holocaust How to Teach Rescue in the Classroom
	Robert Jan van Pelt Historian and scholar History of Auschwitz and Possible Future of the Site Holocaust Denial Refugees