#27 Lessons from the Holocaust for Today with Andrew Steiner

Andrew Steiner was a young Jewish boy during World War II, living in Hungary. He recounts memories of living through the Holocaust, where 11 close family members and countless friends were amongst 6 million murdered by the Nazis. 

Andrew discusses the relevance of those events to the perilous times we are facing today in world history. We all have an extraordinary and innate power of one within us. Andrew himself was saved as a child by someone who harnessed that power. We must not remain silent when harm is going on around us. Indifference always helps the perpetrators. 

As a well-known artist, Andrew talks about the importance of art and the historical importance of recording events. 

Since 1990, Andrew has provided education about the Holocaust to secondary and tertiary students. The Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Andrew Steiner Education Centre, launched in 2020, is the culmination of Andrew’s life work towards a fairer, more just, and compassionate world. 

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You can find out more about the Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Andrew Steiner Education Centre and make a donation to this important work here: 

https://Tinyurl.com/AHMBrochure 

https://ahmsec.org.au/profile/andrew-steiner-oam/

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