Inge Auerbacher on Clubhouse

Bio

Dr Inge Auerbacher was born in Kippenheim, Germany. At the age of seven she was imprisoned in the Terezin (Theresienstadt) concentration camp in what is now the Czech Republic. Out of the 15,000 children imprisoned at Terezin very few survived. In 1946, she emigrated to the United States and has lived there ever since. Inge’s school career began at age fifteen after a bout of tuberculosis contracted in the camp. The Holocaust caused a loss of 8 years of education. Inge earned a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry. She worked for thirty-eight years as a chemist in medical research and clinical work. She is the author of six books on various topics, and published in nine languages. Since 1981, Inge has been lecturing on the Holocaust, and has spoken to close to a million people of various ages around the world. Multiple documentary films have been made about her-some award-winning. Inge is the recipient of two Honorary Doctorates, two prestigious awards from the government of Germany, the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, the Louis E. Yavner Citizen Award presented by the New York State Board of Regents, and many more citations. Inge is also the author of a multitude of published poems; some of which have been set to music and recorded. She has appeared in many countries in print media and on the radio and television. Inge speaks German and English. She has spoken to a million people of many ages; including the UNITED NATIONS and in many countries. Her topics are:
MEMORIES OF A CHILD SURVIVOR OF THE HOLOCAUST AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TOLERANCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS
3 . Not all victims of the Holocaust were Jewish. She speaks to any age group, and is specially interested to team up in songwriting
Contact me:
Ingeauerbacher @ yahoo.com