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Rabbi Philip Lazowski, 95, survived the Holocaust as a child to become a rabbi in America. In Transforming Darkness into Light he recounts the stories of his survival in the face of virulent antisemitism. Reflecting on his life he develops eight profound lessons drawn from decades of fighting hate and building bridges to peace.
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Rabbi Philip Lazowski was Rabbi emeritus of Beth Hillel Synagogue of Bloomfield, Connecticut and of The Emanuel Synagogue of West Hartford, Connecticut. He was born in Bielica, Poland in 1930 and survived the Holocaust, along with his father and one brother. His mother and two younger siblings, along with many friends and relatives, were murdered by the Nazis. He spent three years living in the forests of Poland in family groups attached to resistance fighters. He has written over a dozen books, including his story of surviving the Holocaust, Faith & Destiny.
Suzanne Batchelor Pinkes is a retired attorney, Board Chair for the Connecticut Region of the Anti-Defamation League, and a member of ADL's Global Leadership Council.
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