HISTORICAL HOLOCAUST EVENTS & ORGANIZATIONS

By clicking on the icons below you can explore webpages that delve into Holocaust historical events. You can also read about overlapping Jewish events that were also dealing with LGBT, German, or Holocaust related subjects. One such example, would be the inscription of a stone marker at the NYC Holocaust Memorial Park to memorialize the homosexual victims of the Nazi era.
Another webpage was from the International Association of Lesbian and Gay Children of Holocaust Survivors. Their FAQ page is on the icon below.

Please Click on any of the icons below for their link.

It was November 9, 1938 and my 18 year old father and his family went to sleep in their apartment in Augsburg as usual after hearing on the radio that a 17 year old Jewish boy shot a German official in Paris. Two Gestapo agents in green Bavarian garb rang the doorbell at his family's apartment at 5 a.m. in the morning. His aunt (who was to die a few years later in the camps) answered the door. All they said was, "Does Heinz Landmann live here?"[…]Continue Reading

By clicking on the icons below you can explore webpages that delve into German historical events. You can also read about overlapping German events that were also dealing with LGBT Jewish, or Holocaust related subjects. One such example, would be the inscription of a stone marker at the NYC Holocaust Memorial Park to memorialize the homosexual victims of the Nazi era. Another webpage was from the International Association of Lesbian and Gay Children of Holocaust Survivors. Their FAQ page is on the icon below.

Please Click on any of the icons below for their link.

By clicking on the icons below you can explore webpages that delve into LGBT (gay and lesbian, homosexual) historical events. You can also read about overlapping LGBT events that were also dealing with LGBT Jewish, German, or Holocaust related subjects. One such example, would be the inscription of a stone marker at the NYC Holocaust Memorial Park to memorialize the homosexual victims of the Nazi era. Another example would be the fight to include LGBT participants in the Salute to Israel Parade. Click Below

Many of the links below are for organizations that deal with Second (Third) Generation Children of Holocaust Survivors Groups. It also includes LGBT, Jewish and German Groups. There is a Jewish Contingent that participates in the German-American Steuben Parade in NYC each year, and a new LGBT German Group is in formation. CBST - Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, NYC's Synagogue serving the LGBT Community and family and friends is also included.

In some instances there are cross over relationships between these groups.

So click below on any of icons of the various Organizations for further information...