Yad Vashem Jerusalem Quartely Magazine, Vol. 37, Spring 2005   Yad Vashem Jerusalem Quartely Magazine, Vol. 37, Spring 2005

 

 

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Alfred Paul Ernst Freiherr von Oppenheim


Contents

The Anguish of Liberation and the Return to Life: The Central Theme for Holocaust Remembrance Day 2005
Inauguration of the New Museum at Yad Vashem
The Online Names Database:
Global Interest Exceeds All Expectations

Education - Hearing It From the Source: Survivor Testimony in Holocaust Education
Undisputed Heroes: Leonid Bernstein: The Story of a Jewish Fighter
New Publications- Transmitting Memory: Guarded by Angels
News Auschwitz Exhibition
at the UN

   ► Generation to Generation
   ►Events January – March 2005
   ► Highlights of Yad Vashem’s Activities in 2004

   ► Recent Visits to Yad Vashem

   ► German Righteous Visit Yad Vashem
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Alfred Paul Ernst Freiherr von Oppenheim
Torchlighters 2005

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Yad Vashem mourns the loss of a great friend and supporter Alfred Paul Ernst Freiherr von Oppenheim of Köln, Germany. His father, Righteous Among the Nations Friedrich Carl Freiherr von Oppenheim used his privileged status to assist Jews in distress throughout the war. In 1997 the family endowed the Baron Friedrich Carl von Oppenheim Chair for the Study of Racism, Antisemitism and the Holocaust at the International Institute for Holocaust Studies. Speaking on behalf of his brother and sister at the endowment ceremony, Alfred Freiherr von Oppenheim said: “The distinction bestowed on our father is also an obligation for us. We feel we should, in our way, act in his spirit.” Yad Vashem remembers Alfred Freiherr von Oppenheim as a dear and generous friend and joins his wife Jeanne and his three children in mourning his passing.
 


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