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Steve Ludsin To Speak About Lessons Learned From The Holocaust On Sunday

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Steven Ludsin will speak at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons on Sunday

Steven Ludsin will speak at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons on Sunday

April 27. SHAYE WEAVER SHAYE WEAVER

April 27. SHAYE WEAVER SHAYE WEAVER

authorShaye Weaver on Apr 22, 2014
Steven Ludsin always worked around it. As a Jew and the son of a Holocaust survivor, he learned to always be vigilant, stand up for himself and find a way.The... more

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