MEDIA

“Its Time for a Holocaust #MeToo Reckoning.” Editorial by Marisa Fox, The Forward, February 5, 2018

"Documentary Tells the Story of a Woman Learning of her Mother's Holocaust Experience." Suffolk Times, June 21, 2018

USC Shoah Foundation Recognizes director Marisa Fox with an Impact in Profile.

Read director Marisa Fox's story of Unveiling a Monument Honoring Women's Slave Labor Victims in Trutnov, Czech Republic;

"Love Child, Holocaust Survivor, 'Freedom Fighter': The Secret Life My Mother Kept Underground" Tamar Fromer Fox would often talk of her Stern Gang escapades in pre-state Israel, but never mentioned the brutal years spent in a Nazi labor camp. It wasn't the only secret she kept from her daughter. Haaretz April 21, 2015

"City of Trutnov, Czech Republic, unveils panel to commemorate women victims of Nazi slave labor," Trutnov blog, May 10, 2016

Monument to Female Slave Laborers to Be Unveiled in Trutnov, Czech Republic on May 9, 2016 Remember the Women Institute

Monument to Female Slave Laborers to Be Unveiled in Trutnov, Czech Republic on May 9, 2016 Remember the Women Institute LINK NOT WORKING

"Holocaust survivor's hidden Haggadah found," Tablet, April 6, 2015

"Yad Vashem seeks women named in Holocaust survivor's Haggadah." YetNews, April 5, 2015

"When Family Artifacts Divide A Family," Jewish Week, Sept. 30, 2015

"The Invisible Tattoo: Hers was an invisible tattoo that left its mark under the skin. I never understood why she never could fall asleep at night or get up the next day." The Huffington Post, April 8, 2013

"Silence Surrounding Sexual Violence During Holocaust," Several writers and academics are shedding light on the lost connection between modern genocide and abuse of women. Haaretz, June 16, 2014

"The Sexual Violence That Spurred Women’s Resistance in the Holocaust" A panel discussion and new exhibit at the American Jewish Historical Society probe the uniquely harrowing – and heroic – stories of women during the Holocaust. Haaretz, November 22, 2014

"The Sexual Violence That Spurred Women’s Resistance in the Holocaust" A panel discussion and new exhibit at the American Jewish Historical Society probe the uniquely harrowing – and heroic – stories of women during the Holocaust. Haaretz, November 22, 2014 LINK NOT WORKING

“Diary Brought to Life” Australian Jewish News, November 17, 2010

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Ghetto Fighters' House/ Lohamei Ha'Getaot, photo of Sosnowiec branch of HaNoar HaZioni, Hela Hocherman is in the center, in the light coat with the braids.

USC Shoah Foundation's video commemoration of victims of women's slave labor camps in honor of a new monument in Trutnov, Czech Republic May 9, 2016

U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum testimonies of survivors of women's slave labor camp Gabersdorf

Yad Vashem requests help finding those who contributed to a hidden Holocaust diary from the Gabersdorf Nazi forced women's camp

Portraits of Honor, a remembrance project by Charles Silow, PhD, who has interviewed many Gabersdorf survivors

Atlit British Detention Camp Museum, Archive of illegal immigration to Palestine, voyage of the Enzo Sereni, an Italian fishing boat on which Hela Hocherman traveled to Eretz Israel. LINK BIT WORKING

JRI-Poland, a leading source of Jewish genealogy, helping families unearth elusive pre-war roots. LINK NOT WORKING

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