Doris Fogel, Holocaust survivor will tell of her experience escaping the Holocaust by fleeing to China. The Annual Candlelighting ceremony will follow.
As Hitler’s forces sought to expel the Jews from Europe, no other country would open its doors to the refugees. Their lives at stake, the refugees desperately looked for an escape from the coming Holocaust.
Then, a door opened on the east coast of far-away China, in Shanghai, an “open city” itself in chaos from foreign invasion and civil war. But getting there required a “golden” document to get out of Nazi Europe – a visa from China.
Doris Fogel was one of those who was rescued. She will tell her story on April 11 at 6 pm at Temple Beth El, 5150 Calkins Road. A candle lighting ceremony dedicated to those 6 million killed in the Holocaust will follow.
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Phone: 810 767-5922
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2019/04/11 - 2019/04/11
Temple Beth El
5150 Calkins Road, Flint Township, Flint, MI
Everything is on one level–easy access