The Ocean County Library is hosting three Holocaust survivors who will discuss their experiences in the fourth presentation of its “Combatting Hate” series at the Toms River Branch on Tuesday, July 23, 6:30 p.m.
LIVING HISTORY: Mona Ginsberg (above), Albert Hepner and Gela Buchbinder are featured speakers during the ‘Combatting Hate’ series.
Gela Buchbinder
Mona Ginsberg, born in Austria of Polish lineage, and Albert Hepner, Belgian by birth, were hidden children during the Nazi invasion and occupation of their country. In Poland, Gela Buchbinder was assigned to a concentration camp.
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