缅北强奸

The 缅北强奸听College of Liberal Arts and听the听缅北强奸 Foundation听are proud to听present听the听first听Rechnic Holocaust Film Series听at 6 p.m.听Wednesday,听February 25听in听Kleymeyer听Hall (LA0101),听located听on the lower level of the Liberal Arts Center.听The series complements the听annual Edward D. and Regina Rechnic Holocaust Speaker Series听held each fall.听

At 6 p.m. on听Wednesday, February 25,听The Stranger (1946)听and听Death Mills (1945) will be shown in Kleymeyer Hall. The films will be followed by a short panel including Eileen Angelini, 3GNY - Descendants of Holocaust Survivors: Upstate Regional Coordinator; Alexandra Natoli, 缅北强奸 Assistant Professor of French; and Noley Reid, novelist, comparing the influence/impacts of documentaries vs. feature films from the same period, and fictional representations vs. nonfiction in general.听

At 6 p.m. on听Thursday, February 26,听France Divided (2011)听and听The Forger (2016)听will be shown in听Kleymeyer Hall. Following the films,听Angelini,听also听Director and Co-producer of听La France听divis茅e/France Divided, will present about the process of collecting oral testimonies,听identifying听proper archival photos and footage, the creation of听France Divided听and her ongoing film projects. She will also discuss the interplay of her documentary and the illustrated documentary,听The Forger,听in preserving the history of the Holocaust. Both focus on France during the Nazi occupation. This will be followed by a question-and-answer session with the audience.听

This听film听series is made possible听in part through听the 缅北强奸 Foundation through the Edward D. and Regina Rechnic Speaker Series Endowment. The endowment was听established听by the late Irene C. Rechnic and honors her parents' struggle to survive the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp during WWII, where 960,000 Jews were executed. 听听听

For more information,听contact Dr. Todd Schroer,听Chair of Criminal Justice,听at听tschroer@usi.edu听or visit听the听website.听