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Bernard Offen survived five concentration camps during his early teenage years in Krokow, Poland. He now leads witnessing tours of the Krakow Ghetto and the concentration camps as a way of healing. About his witnessing tours he says "You don't have to be a survivor or Jewish. It's for all the wounded who want to understand the power of good & evil and want to create goodness in the world."
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Bernard Offen survived five concentration camps during his early teenage years in Krokow, Poland. He now leads witnessing tours of the Krakow Ghetto and the concentration camps as a way of healing. About his witnessing tours he says "You don't have to be a survivor or Jewish. It's for all the wounded who want to understand the power of good & evil and want to create goodness in the world."
Broadcast History
Mendocino County Public Broadcasting, May 3,2005
Musical Works
Durango Saloon, by Peter Elman
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