The Holocaust: Three Generations Podcast
Podcast by Galina Lochekhina and Eli Mikulinser
"Three Generations" is a podcast that explores the profound impact of the Holocaust on the lives of children and grandchildren of survivors. The podcast offers an intimate look at how Holocaust trauma passes between generations, and examines how different families cope with this heavy legacy. Each episode features a different family, allowing the voices of three generations to be heard: the survivor, their children, and their grandchildren. "Three Generations" is a podcast that explores the profound impact of the Holocaust on the lives of children and grandchildren of survivors. The podcast offers an intimate look at how Holocaust trauma passes between generations, and examines how different families cope with this heavy legacy. Each episode features a different family, allowing the voices of three generations to be heard: the survivor, their children, and their grandchildren.
"Three Generations" is a podcast that explores the profound impact of the Holocaust on the lives of children and grandchildren of survivors. The podcast offers an intimate look at how Holocaust trauma passes between generations, and examines how different families cope with this heavy legacy. Each episode features a different family, allowing the voices of three generations to be heard: the survivor, their children, and their grandchildren. "Three Generations" is a podcast that explores the profound impact of the Holocaust on the lives of children and grandchildren of survivors. The podcast offers an intimate look at how Holocaust trauma passes between generations, and examines how different families cope with this heavy legacy. Each episode features a different family, allowing the voices of three generations to be heard: the survivor, their children, and their grandchildren.
Music: Di Gasn Trio
Testimonies from: USC Shoah Foundation – The Institute for Visual History and Education
Chapter 1: Three Generations from Frankfurt to London
Edith Schmidt-Bodner (1928-2009)
Chapter 2: Three Generations from Bratislava to Sydney
Lotte Weiss (1923-2021)
Chapter 3: Three Generations from Méhtelek to Sydney
John Grunstein (1924-2011)
Chapter 4: Three Generations from Dorohoi to Southern California
Betty Yager (1931-2005)
Chapter 5: Three Generations from Sighet to Modi'in
Eva Behar (b. 1925)