Against
the Odds: Jewish Refuge and Resurgence in Post- War Germany
Explore the untold story of over 200,000 Jewish refugees
and Holocaust survivors who sought temporary asylum in post-World War II
Germany. Occupying forces established Displaced Persons (DP) Camps, becoming a
sanctuary for these individuals preparing for new lives in the United States
and Israel. German Historian Anette Isaacs provides insightful glimpses into
the challenges and resilience of Jewish life in immediate post-war Germany,
unraveling a lesser-known chapter of history. Join us to discover stories of
survival, hope, and the enduring human spirit.
