Churchill, Roosevelt, Truman & The Holocaust. Saving The Jews - Could They Have Done More?
Venue
Located in the heart of the West End, The CJL is a unique and flexible space, furnished and equipped to the highest of standards. Welcoming staff compliment the beautiful open spaces and high ceilings that comprise an extremely attractive interior.
Media House
4 Stratford Place
London
W1C 1AT
By Underground: The nearest tube station is Bond Street (1 minute walk).
Parking: Free on-street parking is available on Stratford Place and neighbouring streets after 6:30pm. Meter bays available throughout the day.
Tuesday 22nd January 2013 - 11:00pm
Professor Jerry Gotel is the London Jewish Cultural Centre’s Director of Overseas Projects, he represents the UK on the International Task Force for Holocaust and Remembrance and is a senior lecturer in Jewish History. Jerry has also been made Associate Professor of the Jewish History at the Institute of Jewish Studies Henan University in China.
Professor Gotel will be looking deeper into the actions some of the greatest world leaders in the modern era and discussing whether they did everything they could have done to protect the Jews from the monstrosities that happened during the Second World War.
