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as: Prof. Elie Wiesel, First Lady Barbara Bush, Associate Supreme
Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Governor of New York George Pataki, Mrs. Miep
Gies, who hid Anne Frank (Holland), Simon Wiesenthal, The Anti-Defamation
League, the Museum of Resistance and Deportation (France), the Director of
the Hiroshima Museum (Japan), the British Minister of Scientific Education,
the Board of Regents, the Chancellor of Education of New York State, former
New York City Mayor Edward Koch, and Swiss Holocaust hero Gerhardt Riegner.
We wish to express our appreciation to the Museum's Mentors:
deceased State Senator Abraham Bernstein and Prime Minister Menachem Begin,
former Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir, NOBEL LAUREATE Professor Elie Wiesel,
as well as: Simon Wiesenthal, Abraham H. Foxman, Gerhardt Riegner, THE
ENTIRE BRONX NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION, Assemblymen Jeffrey
Dinowitz and Jeffrey Klein, Superintendent of Bronx High Schools Joseph
DeJesus, Mel Meehan, Carmen Vazquez-Hartman, The Parents Association and
Alumni of the Bronx High School of Science, Sculptor Alexander Tibor,
William Donat, the Bronx Science librarians and staff, and most especially
Councilwoman June Eisland, David Kirschenbaum (deceased), former Bronx
Science Principal Stanley Blumenstein, Principal Valerie Reidy, Elliot
Welles, and Carole Elenko.
Their efforts and those others too numerous to mention, have made our
pioneer program on of the most significant in the United States.
"THIS MUSEUM'S COLLECTION OF MATERIALS IS EXTRAORDINARY, IT IS VERY
SPECIAL AND MOST IMPORTANT. IT MUST BE PRESERVED!"
- Chaim Potok
(Author) 1999
"YOUR OUTSTANDING
EFFORTS IN HOLOCAUST EDUCATION IS A MODEL FOR OUR STATE."
- New
York State Governor George Pataki, 1996.
"THE VERY POWERFUL ITEMS
YOU HAVE HERE AND THE WAY THEY ARE ARRANGED IS POSITIVE PROOF TO ANYONE
THAT THE HOLOCAUST REALLY DID HAPPEN. THIS IS SUCH AN AMAZING LEARNING
CENTER. YOU SHOULD BE MOST PROUD OF IT."
- Barbara Bush,
Former First Lady, 1991
"THE CENTER'S
OUTSTANDING WORK IN EDUCATING THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FROM ALL BACKGROUNDS HAS
MADE MY JOB BOTH MORE UNDERSTANDABLE AND A LITTLE EASIER TO ACCOMPLISH.
THANK YOU."
- Neal Sher,
Director, Office of Special Investigations U.S. Justice Department 1988
"THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU WERE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH SO MUCH AND IN SUCH
A POWERFUL WAY IN THE VERY LIMITED SPACE THAT YOU HAVE."
- Mark
Berkowitz, a surviving Dr. Mengle child experiment twin at Auschwitz, 1987
"YOUR VERY IMPORTANT
MATERIALS MARK THIS PROGRAM AS A MAJOR HOLOCAUST RESOURCE IN THE U.S."
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Menachem Begin, 1984
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