March 20, 2022 Visualizing The Past John Less Depictions Of His Holocaust Refuge In Shanghai

March 20, 2022 Visualizing the Past John Less’ Depictions of His Holocaust Refuge in Shanghai

SDSU Chinese Cultural Center

Through the Prism of Time: John H Less (1923-2011) & Visual Impressions of Holocaust Refuge Shanghai

Fritz Ascher Society

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Holocaust Center for Humanity

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South China Morning Post

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WQED Pittsburgh

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Museum of Jewish Heritage

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Asian Art Museum

Refugees in Shanghai: The Adventures of the Kisch Family 1939 - 1946

Melbourne Holocaust Museum

Virtual Program: "Shanghai: Safe Haven During the Holocaust" - Survivors Panel

Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

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Middle East Eye

John H. Less (1923-2011) and His Visual Impressions of Holocaust Refuge in Shanghai, 10/6/2021

Diplomatic Rescue: Shanghai as a Means of Escape from the Holocaust (8/29/2010) - Part I

Asian Art Museum

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Gresham College

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University of Kentucky Libraries

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