Hi, Maurice,
Your question reminds me: I reaiize now that, because I pasted the copied announcement into the e-mail in plain text, it removed the hot link. One may register by going to this link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_WryXPwO9Rg-LEb3mI-dKZA?utm_campaign=Archives&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=130723581&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_OQ9zRGGpuZbj1mUwsMkzir98XJKZUiUjdPAt7wzEA8WsdkweELmaS-gstyvI9k3B4MBtkcEE8gW46u4oz8VpfaRVEdA&utm_content=129959712&utm_source=hs_email Jim On 01/06/2021 18:08, Maurice Linker wrote: > HI JIM > Yes I want to participate to this webinar > I an ex Chernovitz. > > > > Sent from myMail for iOS > > > Wednesday, 2 June 2021, 6:47 am +1000 from Jim Wald <jw...@hampshire.edu>: > > The JDC Archives invites you to a webinar > Mela Iancu: A Holocaust Heroine in Romania > Sylvia Hershcovitz > Tuesday, June 22, 2021 > 12:00pm - 1:30pm (EDT) > ZOOM (Webinar) > RSVP > > In 1939, Mela Iancu, a Romanian Jewish leader, established the Jewish > Center for the Protection of Mothers and Children. With branches > throughout Romania, the center contributed to the salvation of > hundreds > of women and children during the Holocaust period, providing Jewish > children with shelter, food, and medical care and aiding orphans who > returned from Transnistria. With financial assistance from JDC and > other > international organizations, the center helped many children > during this > period of danger and uncertainty for the Jewish people. Sylvia > Hershcovitz will present this narrative from a Jewish, Zionist, and > feminist perspective. > > Sylvia Hershcovitz is a PhD candidate in the Department of Jewish > History at Bar Ilan University in Israel. She is a Spiegel Fellow > in The > Arnold and Leona Finkler Institute for Holocaust Research and a > recipient of the Fred and Ellen Lewis/ JDC Archives Fellowship. 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