Sixteen million or more Americans served in the armed forces in World War Two. By 2014, according to Pittsburgh Gazette, they were dying at a rate of 555 a day and by 2036, all the veterans of that war will be gone. As the greatest generations passes on, it is becoming even more rare to meet a holocaust survivor.
On Friday April 15th, Dr. Walter Ziffer, Holocaust survivor, will come to Chase High School and give a lecture titled, “ A Witness Holocaust.” Dr. Ziffer survived seven concentrations and after his horrific experience went on to become a professor of theology at Mars Hill University. The Czech born Dr. Ziffer, will recount the 1930s in his native land. His story begins with the first experience as a child of being attacked by non-Jewish
On Friday April 15th, Dr. Walter Ziffer, Holocaust survivor, will come to Chase High School and give a lecture titled, “ A Witness Holocaust.” Dr. Ziffer survived seven concentrations and after his horrific experience went on to become a professor of theology at Mars Hill University. The Czech born Dr. Ziffer, will recount the 1930s in his native land. His story begins with the first experience as a child of being attacked by non-Jewish