Join us for a powerful review of the tragic story of Anne Frank and her family. This session will explore Anne's life in hiding, the difficult circumstances she faced, and the relationships she formed with those who supported her and others in the Secret Annex. We’ll examine the outside friends who helped sustain them, as well as the mystery surrounding the betrayal that led to the arrest of Anne, her family, and others hiding with them. Delving into the complexities of trust, fear, and survival, we will also reflect on the impact of Anne Frank’s diary as a testament to resilience and hope. This discussion offers a chance to better understand the human experience during the Holocaust and the lasting legacy of Anne Frank’s words.

Rabbi Dr. Leon Weissberg is a Master Teacher and university instructor with advanced degrees in Educational Leadership and Jewish Studies. Recently ordained as an Orthodox Rabbi, he leads workshops and courses on a wide range of Judaic and educational topics.

"Rabbi Weissberg was well prepared, energetic, engaged the audience and highly qualified to speak on this topic. I would recommend he becomes a regular speaker for OLLI." OLLI Patron

Live In-Person with Video Catch-up. Available 2-3 business days after the live lecture.