Holocaust Survivor Presentation

Hear Holocaust survivor Max Glauben share his story of courage and survival during a public talk at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 26, on Tarleton State University’s Stephenville campus.

Seating is limited to 300. The event begins with a light reception at 5 p.m. and guests having a chance to win one of several raffle items before the speaking engagement.
 
Max Glauben, born in 1928 as Moniek Glauben to Isaak and Fela Glauben, was reared in a family of newspaper publishers. In 1939, the livelihood of his parents and grandparents was eliminated by the Nazi invasion. A year later, the Warsaw Ghetto was established.

The 88-year-old Dallas resident will provide a first-hand account of his survival through the Holocaust, witnessing the early fighting and the Warsaw Ghetto uprising that occurred in his native Poland.