We know the importance of Holocaust remembrance, but what's the best way to educate future generations? 

In the second episode of her series "Survivor Stories through Sound", host Eva Spiegelman interviewed Holocaust survivor and former high school principal Manfred Korman to discuss his survival, life after the war, and efforts in preserving Holocaust history. Mr. Korman and Eva dive also discuss the Names, Not Numbers program at RHS and discover the impacts of learning Holocaust history through film. 

Holocaust denial is on the rise, and our generation can be the one to combat it. 

In this episode, host Eva Spiegelman sat down with her great-uncle, Holocaust survivor Laszlo Selly to learn about his experience in surviving a mass genocide. With less than 220,000 Holocaust survivors living today, it's crucial to preserve their voices and remember their stories. If we don't, will Holocaust history be forgotten? 

The following sources are referenced in this podcast: 

economist.com 

stevens.house.gov