Simon Wiesenthal Center Reopening
Several hundred South Floridians celebrated the reopening of the Simon Wiesenthal Center Southern Region, and enjoyed the dramatic documentary Winston Churchill: Walking With Destiny, a deeply moving true story of one of the 20th century’s most celebrated figures. The film, which is being screened nationwide, was written by Rabbi Marvin Hier and Richard Trank and produced by Moriah’s Films, the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s two-time Academy Award-winning film production company. It is narrated by Sir Ben Kingsley, and recounts Churchill’s years in the political wilderness, his early opposition to Adolf Hitler and Nazism, and his support for Jews under threat by the Nazi regime. The South Florida screenings were at the Boca Cinemark and the Regal Cinema South Beach and were followed by a dessert reception.
Photos by Al Barg and Bob Soto
Bonnie Schur, Sidney Myers
Eric Levine, Rabbi Meyer H. May
Florence and Robert Werner
Max and Zach with mom Lourdes Suarez Gittleman
Isadore, Barbara and Alex Havenick, Barbara Weiss
Mikki and Morris Futernick
Norman Braman and Tamar Kohn Marks
Michael and Raquel Scheck
Robert and Fran Berrin
Norman Stein, Florence Hecht
Rosi and Saby Behar
Tamar Kohn Marks Dir. SWC Southern Region, Rabbi Meyer H May Director Simon Wiesenthal Center and Museum of Tolerence, Deborah Kaye Event Chair
Zenaida and Moreno Habif
William and Shirley Lehman
Caryl & Allen Goldenberg
Ed & Marcy West
Janice Prager, Carol Stahl, Ruth Sandler
Norma & Albert Geller
Tamar Kohn Marks, Rabbi Cooper, Rabbi May, Janice Prager
Hannah and Nieves Olemberg
Norman and Irma Braman, Rabbi Meyer H. May, Ezra Katz, Russell Galbut, Tati Katz, Ronalee Galbut, Tamar Kohn Marks
Marc Hurwitz, Naimi Wilzig, Russell Galbut
Rabbi Solomon Schiff and Rabbi Meyer H. May
