Hadassah Lieberman -- Her Family's Holocaust Remembrance
While the children of the survivors of the Holocaust might not have experienced it in the same was as their parents, they’re uniquely able to see a world that is simultaneously capable of unspeakable evil yet also kindness and respect. Hadassah Lieberman was born in Prague, the daughter of Holocaust survivors who immigrated to the U.S. when she was a young girl. She shares the perspectives she’s learned through her life as a successful businessswoman, the wife of a U.S. Senator, and immigrant.
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Show Notes
While the children of the survivors of the Holocaust might not have experienced it in the same was as their parents, they’re uniquely able to see a world that is simultaneously capable of unspeakable evil yet also kindness and respect. Hadassah Lieberman was born in Prague, the daughter of Holocaust survivors who immigrated to the U.S. when she was a young girl. She shares the perspectives she’s learned through her life as a successful businessswoman, the wife of a U.S. Senator, and immigrant.
Mrs. Lieberman also reflects on the 2000 presidential campaign and disputed election, when Al Gore and her husband Joe Lieberman were on the opposite ticket as George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.
Related
- Hadassah Lieberman: An American Story on Amazon