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SUMMARY:My Holocaust Legacy: A Blessing\, Not a Burden
DESCRIPTION:As we approach International Holocaust Remembrance Day\, the Frazier will host an author talk featuring Dr. Alex Kor and Graham Honaker. Kor’s father survived Buchenwald concentration camp\, and his mother survived Auschwitz with her twin sister. The twins were subjected to the inhumane experiments of Dr. Josef Mengele. As Kor says\, it’s my parents’ remarkable Holocaust story and my fight to keep their legacy alive. \nCarmichael’s will sell copies of the book. \nABOUT THE PROGRAM \nMy Holocaust Legacy: A Blessing\, Not a Burden\nSunday\, January 25\nProgram\, 2–3:30 p.m.\nBook Signing\, 3:30–4 p.m.
URL:https://www.kentuckyliving.com/event/my-holocaust-legacy-a-blessing-not-a-burden
LOCATION:Frazier Kentucky History Museum\, 829 W. Main St.\, Louisville
CATEGORIES:Authors,Education,Exhibits,History,Museums
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ORGANIZER;CN="Simon Meiners":MAILTO:smeiners@fraziermuseum.org
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SUMMARY:Remembering the Simpsonville Massacre
DESCRIPTION:161 years later\, an incident which occurred on January 25\, 1865 in Shelby County\, KY\, is still remembered by many. Nearing the end of the Civil War\, Company E of the 5th US Colored Cavalry (USCC) was ambushed by Confederate guerrillas in Simpsonville\, KY. The company was based at Camp Nelson in Jessamine County\, KY and had been assigned to drive 900 head of cattle from Camp Nelson to Louisville over the countryside\, as part of the Union supply chain to supply the city with beef. Unexpectedly\, the soldiers at the rear of the herd were attacked by Confederate guerrillas. When the chaos ended\, 22 men were found dead and more were wounded. Their bodies lie scattered along the road (US Hwy 60) and in surrounding fields. At the time\, local newspaper coverage of the incident was minimal. Learn what we now know about these 22 US Army Veterans and this incident\, decades later. \nPlease join the Shelby County Historical Society (SCHS) on Tuesday\, January 27 at 6:30 pm for Remembering the Simpsonville Massacre. This program will take place at the Simpsonville Methodist Church (105 1st St. Simpsonville\, KY). Built 10 years after the massacre\, the church sits close to the massacre site. This program will give an overview of the project and its future. A panel discussion will be held with special guests: Jerry Miller\, SCHS member\, former state legislator and local historian; Juanita White\, SCHS member\, historian and scriptwriter; and Steve Phan\, Chief of Interpretation at Camp Nelson National Monument. Each speaker will give a brief talk about their involvement in this ongoing project to discover the exact location of the soldiers’ grave\, with time for questions at the end. Each soldier’s name will be read aloud at the beginning of the program\, in honor of their service to our country. \nCelebrate 250 Years of Shelby County\, Kentucky history with us!!
URL:https://www.kentuckyliving.com/event/remembering-the-simpsonville-massacre
LOCATION:Simpsonville Methodist Church\, 105 1st St.\, Simpsonville
CATEGORIES:History
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ORGANIZER;CN="Shelby County Historical Society":MAILTO:director@shelbykyhistory.org
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