Lectures For Lifelong Learners!

After the invasion of the Netherlands by the Nazis in May of 1940, a select group of individuals became part of a resistance whose purpose was to save innocent people and to thwart the Nazis’ efforts at every turn. Jew and non-Jew alike became active in this resistance, doing what they would later refer to as “whatever needed to be done.” This presentation includes some remarkable stories of strength and bravery in the most perilous of times, and the special individual behind these actions.