My Holocaust Legacy, A Blessing Not a Burden
January 23 @ 6:30 pm
Join us at this community event as Dr. Alex Kor shares his remarkable journey as the son of Holocaust survivors. Through personal stories and life lessons, Alex explores themes of forgiveness, resilience, and the enduring impact of his parents’ legacy. From his mother Eva’s profound stance on forgiveness to his father Michael’s unyielding optimism, Alex’s narrative inspires reflection on the human spirit’s ability to overcome even the darkest of circumstances. His story serves as a poignant reminder of history’s lessons and the strength found in perseverance.
This event will be hosted at USF St. Pete’s Harbor Hall, and is free for students, faculty, and members. For all other attendees, tickets are $5.
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The Story of Eva Mozes Kor
Eva Mozes Kor’s life was a testament to resilience. A survivor of Josef Mengele’s inhumane experiments at Auschwitz, Eva overcame unimaginable trials alongside her twin sister, Miriam. After liberation, Eva dedicated her life to Holocaust education, founding the CANDLES organization and museum. Her advocacy continues to impact thousands, spreading awareness of the dangers of hate and the power of forgiveness.
About Dr. Alex Kor
Dr. Alex Kor, a podiatrist and Clinical Assistant Professor, is the son of Holocaust survivors Eva and Michael Kor. Inspired by his parents’ extraordinary lives, Alex has traveled to Auschwitz over 20 times to honor their legacy. His work includes co-authoring A Blessing, Not a Burden and contributing to Holocaust education through the CANDLES Holocaust Museum.
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