Cold Spring Harbor Students To Interview Holocaust Survivors

Students will interview Holocaust survivors and create a documentary to preserve their firsthand accounts for future generations. COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY — Students at Cold Spring Harbor Jr./Sr. High School are helping preserve Holocaust history through a documentary filmmaking project that will allow them to interview survivors and share their firsthand accounts with future generations. The school launched its participation in Names, Not Numbers, an oral history film project, with an introductory training session Oct. 28. Created by award-winning educator Tova Fish-Rosenberg, Names, Not Numbers connects students with Holocaust survivors and World War II veterans who helped liberate concentration camps. Through firsthand conversations, students learn about stories of loss, resilience and hope while documenting experiences that might otherwise be lost to time. Find out what's happening in Huntingtonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

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