by Pier Marton | May 26, 2014 | Action, Antisemitism, Death, Human Rights, Middle-East, Music, Politics
I am afraid this may be the start of an unfortunate series called โThings are bad inโฆ โ [UPDATE a year after the first demonstrations: A 64-year-old woman, who fell into a coma after inhaling tear gas during another crackdown on protesters in the capital in December,...
by Pier Marton | May 9, 2014 | Antisemitism, History, Magyar, Music, Racism, Shoah, Wars, Women
The city where many of my fatherโs sculptures are in their Art Museumโฆ In 1941 about 3,400 Jews lived in Szombathely, nearly 10% of the population. Starting in 1942, Jewish men were forced into (Hungarian) labor battalions with very few surviving the extermination...
by Pier Marton | Jan 28, 2014 | Antisemitism, Doc, Education, History, Jewish, Judaism, Middle-East, Peace, Politics, Shoah, Spectacle, Wars, Women
Ceux qui vivent, vivent des morts/Those that live, live from the dead./Los que viven, viven de los muertos/Azok akik รฉlnek, a hullรกkbรณl รฉlnek. Antonin Artaud I have a particular relationship to the Shoah that travels with me through timeโฆ but what does it mean โto...
by Pier Marton | Jan 18, 2014 | Antisemitism, Human Rights, Jewish, Middle-East, Racism, Shoah, Words
In the New York Times: Sometimes โNaziโ Is the Right Word By ETGAR KERET JAN. 17, 2014 TEL AVIV โ โNAZIโ is a short word. It has only two syllables, like โrac-istโ or โkill-er.โ โDemocracy,โ on the other hand, is a long word with lots of syllables that is very tiring...
by Pier Marton | Jan 8, 2014 | Antisemitism, Care, Education, Film, Highlights, History, Humor, Ideas, Peace, Politics, Popular, Racism, Shoah, Wars, Women, Youth
The Great Dictatorโs Final Speech Transcript: Iโm sorry, but I donโt want to be an emperor. Thatโs not my business. I donโt want to rule or conquer anyone. I should like to help everyone โ if possible โ Jew, Gentile โ black man โ white. We all want to help one...
by Pier Marton | Dec 28, 2013 | Antisemitism, Doc, History, Jewish, Review, Shoah, Wars
Post-Screening Note & Review: At my recent presentation of the film at the St. Louis Holocaust Museum and Learning Center, it was clear that the audience was enthralled by watching the elder Yoram Gross, the noted Australian animator, passing the baton of history...