Join us to hear a story of triumph over evil. Andrew Laszlo was the only member of his family to survive the Holocaust. He was at Bergen-Belsen at the same time as Anne Frank. After the war, Andrew came to America penniless and became a famous cinematographer (Shogun, Rambo, First Blood). He was honored in the U.S. Capitol for 2004 Days of Remembrance alongside Elie Wiesel. Andrew Laszlo Jr. of Billings, who didn't know his father's secret until his forties, will tell us about his father's memoir to keep the story alive and help prevent it from happening again.
Rachel Carroll Rivas of the Southern Poverty Law Center will give an introduction and lead a Q&A.
Please note that our building is not yet ADA accessible. There are stairs leading up to the entrance, and another set of stairs leading to the second floor, where the event will take place. We apologize for this and are making plans to improve accessibility.
The presentation will be livestreamed on Zoom for those who are unable to attend in person. If you would like to attend via Zoom, please select that ticket option below and the link will be emailed to you.
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