SOLIDARITY WITH ISRAEL & KRISTALLNACHT COMMEMORATION
An evening to stand with Israel and commemorate the 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht the “Night of Broken Glass” with a program of remembrance and reflection. The name Kristallnacht comes from the shards of broken glass that littered the streets after the windows of Jewish-owned stores, buildings and synagogues were smashed. Promoting peace and tolerance in our community, In Israel and around the world.

“ONE MAN’S STORY OF SURVIVAL DURING THE SHOAH” – ARNON ADLER – TELLING  HIS FATHER’S STORY – BERNARD ADLER, Z’’L
The son of Hungarian Jewish survivors of the Holocaust, born in Israel and raised in the Bronx (before departing for the Capital Region more than 30 years ago), Arnie has sought to participate in supporting our wonderful and diverse Capital Region Jewish community through Jewish education. Arnie has been sharing this emotional, compelling and deeply personal story of his father’s experiences during the Holocaust for more than fifteen years, meeting with high and college students, synagogue and religious groups, community residents and prison inmates. The story itself describes instances of  inhumanity, terrible cruelty and graphic violence, but is ultimately uplifting as a symbol of the survival and redemption of the Jewish people.
Arnie Adler and his family reside in Albany and works in the field of affordable housing finance in the New York State government.

Sponsored by Clifton Park Chabad and the Chamber of Southern Saratoga County, part of Capital Region Chamber.