Episode 97: Holocaust Survivor - Severyn Ashkenazy

 

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Summary

Severyn Ashkenazy, a Holocaust survivor and key figure in the creation of West Hollywood, shares his story and insights on Jewish identity, anti-Semitism, and the importance of education amongst the Jewish people. He emphasizes the need for Jews to understand and explain their heritage, and for others to learn the truth about Jewish culture and history. Ashkenazy also discusses the role of humor in Jewish culture and the challenges facing Israel today. He calls for unity and support in the fight against anti-Semitism and for peace in Jerusalem.

Takeaways

  • Understanding and explaining Jewish heritage is crucial for combating anti-Semitism and promoting understanding.

  • Jewish humor is a unique and important aspect of Jewish culture, even amidst the pain.

  • Education and knowledge are key to preserving Jewish identity and combating ignorance.

  • Support and unity are needed to fight against anti-Semitism and promote peace in Jerusalem.

Chapters

00:00 - Introduction and Background

05:48 - The Experience of the Holocaust

09:34 - The Meaning of Being Jewish

10:48 - Religion and Education

19:40 - The History of Anti-Semitism

23:58 - The Power of Jewish Humor

28:29 - The Return to the Land of Israel

36:32 - Fighting Anti-Semitism and Spreading Truth

39:29 - A Message to Christians

41:18 - Closing Remarks


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