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Conferences: Holocaust and Italy
| Boston, Massachusetts |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| Cleveland, Ohio |
"Italian,
& Jews, Rescue and Aid" |
| Milford, New Jersey |
Raoul Wallenberg
Award Conference |
| Chicago, Illinois |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| Rochester, New York |
Italy and the
Holocaust |
| Washington, D.C. |
Presentation
"The Righteous Enemy" |
| Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| New York City, New York |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| Alexandria, Virginia |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| Morristown New Jersey |
"Rescuers
in Italy Day" |
| Miami, Florida |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| New Orleans, Louisiana |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| W. Bloomfield, Michigan |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| San Francisco, California |
"The Holocaust
in Southern Europe" |
| Kensington, Maryland |
"Italy and
the Holocaust from a Personal Perspective" |
| Washington, D.C. |
The Holocaust
in Southern Europe |
| Rockville, Maryland |
Children of Survivors
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| Beverly Hills, California |
"Rescue
and Aid During the Holocaust" |
| Stony Brook University, New York |
Symposium "The
Italian Jewish Experience" |
| Washington, D.C. |
Presentation
of film "A Debt to Honor" |
| Fairfax, Virginia |
Screening of
a "Debt to Honor" |
| New York City, New York |
The Holocaust
in Southern Europe |
| Washington, D.C. |
NIAF Gala Weekend
"Italy and the Holocaust" |
| Chicago, Illinois |
"A
Tribute to Robert Benigni"
"Italians and Jews Rescue &
Aid During the Holocaust" |
| Washington, D.C. |
"Remember
the Holocaust" |
| Williamsburg, Virginia |
Italy and the
Holocaust |
| Boston, Massachusetts |
Rescue and Resistance World
War II and the Present |
| Potomac, Maryland |
"The
Italian Liberation Day" |
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"The Italian
Refuge" |
Washington, D.C.
The Holocaust in Southern Europe
Funded by:
- The US Holocaust Memorial Museum
- The National Italian American Foundation
- The National Endowment for the Humanities
 Giorgio
Perlasca, who posed as an Italian diplomat in Budapest was able to falsify papers
rescuing over 10,000 Jews from the Holocaust, was remembered. The conference
included Sara Bloomfield, Stefanie Razzano, Ambassador Boris Bianchieri, Frank
Guida, Ivo Herzer and Hon. Frank Guarini. A tour of the Museum included viewing
the Italian plaque explaining the positive role of Italians in the rescue of
Jews during WW II. His name was placed amongst the record of Righteous Gentiles
in Israel.
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