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A FAMILY STORY
A FAMILY STORY
Land Acknowledgment
Dedication
My great-grandparents are forced to flee
New York
My Paternal Grandparents
Nomadology
Looking for my Romanian Family
Following clues
Iași Romania
Romania September 2019
Bucharest
Arriving in Iași
Looking for my Ancestors
Cimitirul Evreiesc (Jewish Cemetery)
Rebecca Marcovici
A Buried Past
Vanished Mezuzahs
Pandemic
Discovering the Weissmans
Benedictina
Meeting the Weissmans, Israel 2022
The 1950s: Romanian Jewish Immigration to Israel
Russia attacks Ukraine
Past Meets Present
Yael & Orly
Danny Zohar
Struggles during the Shoah
Rachel & Nechemia
Ziril's Story
Nechemia
Romania 2022
The Border with Ukraine
The JDC Tent
I meet Olga and Angelina
The Journalists Receive Medical Supplies
Emmanuel Nicolae Nadler
Iosef Weisman
Piatra Neamt
Glimpses of the past
The Re-creation of Memory
Postcard notes from the past
Messages inside of historic records
Looking for Brucha Marcovici
Resilience and Silence
Tikkun
A Documentary Discovered
Gaps & Silence
Liminal Spaces
Acknowledgements
DISSERTATION: AUTOETHNOGRAPHIC WITNESSING
Exhibits 1-8: FAMILY TREES
1897 TELEGRAMS
1897 TELEGRAMS
Telegram from Gittel Kammer to Weissman
Telegram from Steinberg to Josif Weissman
Telegram from Israil to Josif Weissman
The Photo Album
Kvell's Angels
Link to DISSERTATION:
Autoethnographic Witnessing and the Post Shoah Re-creation of Memory
The Photo Album: Autoethnographic Witnessing and the Post Shoah Re-creation of Memory
Illustrators
Illustrators
Photo Album Cover
Synagogue Mare, Iasi Romania
Baal Shem Tov Synagogue, Piatra Neamt, Romania
Strada Cuza Voda, Iași, Romania 2019
Strada Cuza Voda June 1941
Yael and Orly
Danny Zohar
Rachel, Chanah and Julia
Overgrown Cemetery
Jewish Cemetery, Following Caretaker
Cemetery in Gura Humorlui, Romania
Paulina, her son Hymie and 2 sisters
Beatrice (Brucha) Marcovici
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