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A Holocaust museumin Brooklyn focuseson faith, survival

space downstairs from a home healthcare company, far from city subwaylines, the Amud Aish Memorial Mu-seum has long planned on moving to amore prominent location. When itopened in the remote Mill Basin neigh-borhood, there were plans to build an $llmillion permanent museum in the bor-ough's Borough Park section, home to ahuge and growing population of Ortho-dox Jews. Sholom Friedmann, the mu-seum's director and CEO, said there'snow no fixed date for a move.An exhibit that officiallyopens at the

museum later this month tells the little-known story of thousands of Jews whofound refuge in Japanese-occupiedShanghai, China.A group of teenage girls from a pri-

vate Jewish school clustered around thevitrines during a recent visit andlearned about the Walkin family, whofled Lithuania on the Trans-SiberianRailwayin 1941,landing first in Kobe,Ja-pan, and then in Shanghai. Program co-ordinator Miryam Gordon pointed outsabbath candlesticks adorned with Chi-nese characters."Dailylife continued," she said. "Chil-

dren were born. People got married."Reidel's own grandfather, Mike

Tress, is featured in AmudAish's collec-tion for his work trying to secure pas-sage for European Jews to the UnitedStates or another safe haven.There are typed minutes of an Oct.14,

1944, White House meeting betweenfirst lady Eleanor Roosevelt, Tress andother rescue activists. They met on aSaturday when religious Jews are notsupposed to travel or conduct business,Reidel noted, adding, "When it came torescuing lives, that supersedes the nottraveling or not holding these workmeetings on shabbos."

Karen MatthewsASSOCIATED PRESS

NEWYORK- Faith and survival, notthe machinery of death, are the centralthemes at an atypical Holocaust mu-seum in Brooklyn.The 3-year-old Amud Aish Memorial

Museum, located far from the touristcrowds at near the very edge of the bor-ough, focuses on the experiences of Or-thodox Jews during and after the Holo-caust.Its collection includes letters, diaries,

photos and religious items, like a frayedprayer shawl worn secretly by a prisonerat Auschwitz.Manywere donated by Orthodox and

ultra-Orthodox Jews who had stashedthe artifacts in basements and atticswould not have given them to anothermuseum, Amud Aish staffers said."Part of that is because their culture

is different and they don't patronize mu-seums for the most part," said ShoshanaGreenwald, director of collections. "Buthere they felt this was a museum thatwould tell their story and understandwhere they are coming from."The collection includes the Warsaw

Ghetto diary of Hillel Seidman, whowrote about Jews' daily struggle to sur-vive and to practice their religion in theface of horrific persecution."It's a well-known diary," said Dovid

Reidel, the museum's director of re-search. "This is the original."The family of Seidman, who survived

the Holocaust and died in 1995,gave thediary to Amud Aish because they "feltother museums will just focus on hisgeneral story,"Reidel said. "They felt hewouldn't be appreciated from his reli-gious dimension as well."Currently housed in a temporary

Program Coordinator Miryam Gordon, left, of the Amud Aish Memorial Museum,in Brooklyn, N.Y., leads a tour of the museum's "Precious Gift: Rescue andShanghai" exhibit with a group of students from Brooklyn's Nefesh Academy.The museum focuses on Jewish religious practice and the role of faith during theHolocaust. RICHARD DREW/AP

better," said Elizabeth Kubany,a spokes-woman for the Museum of Jewish Heri-tage - A Living Memorial to the Holo-caust, located in lower Manhattan.Tova Rosenberg, the creator of

"Names, Not Numbers," a Holocaustoral history program, said Amud Aishshows the "spiritual resistance" of Jewswho maintained their religion even inthe concentration camps."They were going to keep their reli-

gious commandments no matter what,"Rosenberg said. "And that isn't por-trayed so much in other museums."Michael Berenbaum, a Holocaust

scholar who has served as a consultantto Amud Aish and other museums, saidhe hopes Amud Aish can reach its corecommunity while also attracting abroader audience that may have littlecontact with the Orthodox beyond pass-ing them on the street."Iwould hope that lots of non-Jews,

non-Orthodox Jews would come to seeit in part as a bridge to understandingwith these people they live adjacent to,"he said.

Dovid Reidel, Director of Research &Archive Division of the Amud AishMemorial Museum, in Brooklyn, N.Y.,displays an 1893 prayer book that wasretrieved by a u.S. soldier from theTheresienstadt concentration camp inCzechoslovakia during World War II.RICHARD DREW/AP

Colleagues in Holocaust remem-brance said there's a place for amuseumthat's devoted to the devout."The more opportunities there are to

engage with Holocaust education, the

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~on t \ I en,S th L unn Commission Minute;. 5 Family Svc Expenditures Menards Janitorial 73.64, tions Data Com 421.20,SDN Step Increases prove abatement of 2016 the following property legal- amount of $14,000 from 49PR0l7-241J~ns r~c lon, Ce t a;son: ayes 390.00, Family Visitation Menards Plumbing 69.98, Communications Telephone 1.Teresa Schafer - Juvenile property taxes for the fol- Iy described as the East 88 funds received through the NOTICE TO CREDITORSD Dunn H ons rr :on, VOUCHERS TO BE PAID Other Misc 6,118.98, Faro Midwest Alarm Security Eq 1,108.64,SECOG other Misc Correctional Officer I - Ju- lowing property: City of Feet of Lot 4 and the North Juvenile Justice STATE OF SOUTHCavet e~ry,. enry r son MOTION by Barth Technologies other Prof 650.00, Miller, Ted/Alice 24,579.00, Sentinel Offender venile Detention Center - Sioux Falls, RDID #47059, 32.6 Feet of the East 88 Feet Reinvestments Initiative to DAKOTAHO~f rtd,onH C rfvlS seconded by Beninga to ap: 595.00, Fastenal Small Tools Program Act 200.00, Electronic 2,099.32, SHI 1214 -12121117 - $18.08/hour 224 W 9th Street, Sioux of Lot 5, except the West 32 the Boy Scouts of America COUNTY OF MINNEHAHACa ~s at: . enry a~son prove the following bills to- 97.34, First Dakota National Minndev Welfare Rent International Data Process 2.Steven Punke - Tax and Falls, in the amount of Feet of the South 25 Feet of for diversion programs. 5 IN CIRCUIT COURTMO~f ruc 10~E D Car~ taling $325134.33. 5 ayes. 2016 HLS Grant 3,764.75, 312.00,Minnehaha Commun- 241.56, Sioux Area Metro License Technician - Treas- $3,011.43 representing tax the North 32.6 Feet thereof, ayes. SECOND JUDICIALt" ~er,. J h ~n~ ~~ A&B Busi~ess Lease-Rental Fleetpride Parts Inv 171.65, ity Park/Rec 30.00, Bus Passes 1,754.10, Sioux urer - 10/13 - 12127117 - exempt status. 5 ayes. all in Block 29 of Emerson LIAISON REPORTS CIRCUIT~~~c lon;,.t at'. N ~ r~a : 85.90 A&B Business Maint Fleetpride Truck Repair Minnehaha Community Tea- Falls City Gas,Oil,Diesel $20.45/hour MOTION by Bender, and Sherman's Addition to Commissioner Barth com- In the Matter of the Estate

/c I e~s, a eD ea~ 133.83 A&B Business Office 121.11, Force America Ellis Range 30.00, MJ 12,261.53, Sioux Falls City 3.Brett Dannen - Tax and seconded by Barth, to ap- East Sioux Falls, mented on receiving his of Margo J Dittman De-~on _N~gra hroup, aJv~G Equi~ 75.66 Airgas Truck Repair 394.85, Galls Dalsin Museum Reno HIDTA Grant 73.76, Sioux License Technician - Treas- prove abatement of 2016 Minnehaha County, South new liaison assignments. ceased' ,Aanh·/e~~en uyz~n, L Gas Oil Diesel 87.15 Airway Quartermaster Safety & 18,688.00, MKD Associates Falls Two Way Communica- urer - 10113 - 12127117- property taxes for the fol- Dakota, according to the Commissioner Heiberger re- Notice'is given that on De-Rrc I ec s, JL~n A h.t y~n Svc' Automotive '1705.02 Resc 224.00, Galls Quarter- Hospital Prep 2,100.00, tion 210.98, Sioux Falls Util- $20.45/hour lowing property: First Slav- plat recorded in Book 1 of ported the firehouse at the cember 19 2017 Wayneemmers, t t rcd, ec s Airway Svc Gas Oil'Diesel master Uniform Allow Morse Correctional H Con- ities Welfare Utilities 53.31, 4.Martha Dargen - Tax and ic Church, RDI D #68545, Plats on Page 11 located at W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds has Allen of 137S Nel;on Lane

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~on, . Inance ~n u ge t t 206.07 Audra Hill Consult- ing Printing/Form 89.28, Northern Safety Tech Truck Solarwinds.Net Software 25/9 - 12112117 - $3,920.80/bi- LIEN COMPROMISE to the property legally de- and (3). 5 ayes. Creditors' of decedent mustICt' we~e aso ~resen 'do ing Bd Eval 116.06 Auto- Golden Valley Apts Welfare Repair 126.44, Northridge 440.00,Strange Farrell John weekly Melinda Storley, Commis- scribed as Lots 3 and 4 in The next Regular County file their claims within fourfS dbqU~SIons ~n provi t matic Building Maini 240.00 Rent 400.00, Golden West Prop Welfare Rent 500.00, Attorney Fees 347.80, 6.Melissa Schmidt - Engi- sian Assistant, gave a brief- Block 3 of Harlow's Second Commission Meeting will (4) months after the date of;e. ac on t de P~OI~~~ Avera Health Medical Re~ Telephone 39.86, Novak Sanitary Svc Trash Sunnycrest Village Welfare neering Specialist - High- ing on an application for a Addition to Garretson, take place at 9:00 a.m. on the first publication of thisOPIC~ 'pr~s~ndeth anf II IS_cord 9.44 Avera McKennan Gonnerman, Adam Educa- Removal 3,211.35, Nyberg's Rent 45.00, Sunshine Foods way - 17/5 - 1/11118 - compromise of lien for Minnehaha County, South Tuesday January 16, 2018. Notice or their claims may

cusse inC u e e o.ow Professio'nal 200000 Avera tion 492.00, Great Western Ace Hardware Building Re- Welfare Food 39.98,Tactical $23.721hour DPNO 93760 in the amount Dakota, according to the re- APPROVED BY THE COM- be barred;og. ~pacel f pr~.raml~~' McKennon Ho;pit~l; 536.30 Bank Welfare Rent 862.08, pair 24.99, Olson Law Attor- Solutions Com 4,945.00, 7.Randy Fads - Road Main- of $5,814.40.Court Appointed corded plat thereof, located MISSION: Claims ~ay be filed withdOu~s 0 lalk haci I les, ~ Axis Forensic Toxico Lab Gromer, Jeff Uniform Allow ney Fees 1,732.04, Ophthal- Taunton Direct/Fine Subs tenance Team Member - Attorney and Public De- at 808 E 3rd Street, Garret- Cindy Heiberger the Personal RepresentativedeSign wo~ s of.' ~ncep Costs 300.00 Axon Enter- 162.75, Guzman, Sandra V mology Physicians 1,531.33, 34.95,TC Moulding Program Highway - 12115- 12127/17 - fender services were pro- son, SD; Chair or may be filed with thet~Slgn,. s~ ~":Ja '~ ~Sli~' prise Safetv' & Res 506.74 Interpreters 50.00, Hardy Oreilly Auto Parts Small Act 102.89, Teakwood Apts $23.721hour vided to the applicant's ex- leaving the lien amount of ATTEST: Clerk and a copy of thee prflO~ dul ge ,an e Bentwood Manor Apts Wei: Reynolds Law Attorney Tools 149.80, PCS Mobile Welfare Rent 600.00, 8.Jennifer Adix - Human spouse between July 2017 $5,814.40 in full against the Olivia Larson claim mailed to the Person-

~~~~O~c e ~ e. B' fare Rent 500.00 Billion Fees 729.80,Hardy Reynolds Data Process 7,763.38, Pe- Transunion Risk Investiga- Resources Generalist - Hu- and November 2017. The applicant's ex-spouse. Deputy Auditor al Representatived d b ~ th etnlng~: Empire Motor A~tomotive Law Child Defense 338.40, tersen, Miranda Business tors 71.90, Triangle Proper- man Resources - 17/14 - services provided were for Dated at Sioux Falls, South Published at the approxi- Dated this 22nd day of De-

secon e8 y ar , a a 132.01 Blackstrap Road Ma- Harms Oil Gas,Oil,Diesel Trav 66.36, Pettigrew ties Welfare Rent 450.00, 12127n7 - $29.621hour a crime committed by the Dakota, this 9th day of Jan- mate cost of $288.12. cember 2017~~~nROVaJg' BY THE terial'10,048.90, Bob Barker 15,462.74,Haugaard Law Bd Heights Welfare Rent Tyler Technologies Soft- 9.Michelle Thomas - Senior applicant's. . ex-spouse uary, 2018. 2657708 Jan 15, 2018 Is/Way~e AII~nBUILDING COMMITTEE: Inmate Supplies 1,842.40, Exp Fees 4,383.40, Heart- 2,121.00, Pheasant land Elec- ware 5,722.08,US Postal Svc Deputy Public ~dvocate - against their minor child. APPROVED BY THE COM- Wayne AllenC d H 'b Boyer Trucks Automotive land Funeral BUrials tlon 4,200.00, Pinecrest Es- Postage 225.00, Variety Public Advocate s Office - The applICant and her ex- MISSION: Angelia GriesB~~I;;nge~:~g~~ttee Chair 18.09, Bradfeldt, Becky 2,000.00, Heimdal, Marie tates Welfare Rent 700.00, Foods Other Prof 491.99, 22116 - 1/2118 - $3,517.60/bi- spouse divorced on October Cindy Heiberger Clerk of CourisATTEST: Business Trav 49.56, Brown Ann Court Reporter ~2:80, Pollard, Andrea Other MISC Wall Lake Sanitary Water weekly . 17, 2017. On January 19, Chair . NOTICE OF HEARING Minnehaha County01" L & Saenger Office Supplies Helpline Center Help.Llne 425.00, PreCISion DynamiCs Sewer 70.00,Walmart Phar- 10.Lyndee Kamrath - Senior 2018, the applicant Will be ATTEST. UPON APPLICATION FOR CourthouseD IVI~ ~r~o~ 172.25 Budget Auto Repair 5,000.00, Heritage Apts Wel- Inmate Supplies 1,110.00, macies 100.42, Waste Man- Deputy Public Advocate - closing on the sale of her Olivia Larson SPECIAL ON-SALE 425N Dakota AvenuePe~~ ~ dU I torth ._ Auto';'otive 283.94 Bureau fare Rent 200.00, Hoekstra Qualified Presort Postage agement Trash Removal Public Advocate's Office - Sioux Falls property. The Deputy Auditor LIQUOR LICENSE Sioux' Falls SD 57104m~t~~o~t of$29.8~. approxi Of Info Telepho~e 158.15, Reporting. Court Reporter 35.79, Quality Efficiencies 211.26, Whetstone Valley 2217 - 1/6118 - $2,816.80/bi- applicant has requested the PUBLIC COMMENT Notice. is hereby given that (605) 367-59002657674 J 15 2018 Butler Machinery Truck Re- 139.40,HOrIZon Apts Welfare Motels 500.00,Ramsey Part- Store Inv 210.00, White weekly S'oux Falls property and Sierra Brewster, 313 W 2nd a hearing Will be held In the Prepared by'

an, pair 100.00, Callyo Investi- Rent 466.00, Howalt ner: Welfare Rent 625.00, Mountain .Puzzle Store Inv 11.~rista S~verson - Leg?1 her current home in Garret- Street, Sioux Fal~s, spoke on ~innehah? County Commis- Vance R.C. Goldammergators 1800.00 CBM Man- McDowell Notary Exp Reliance Telephone 6.65, 174.10, Wild Water West Office ASSistant - Public son, SD be released from concerns regarding the se- Slon Meeting Room, County Redstone Law Firm LLPaged Sv~s B~ard Of Pris 100.00, Hughes Law Child Sams Club Clinics Aux Sign Deposits 50.00, Xcel Defender's Office - 1015 - the lien with no payment re- curity process at the Administration Building, 415 Post Office Box 153525,873.77, CBM Managed Defense 423.00, .Interstate 26-,38,Sams Club Member- Energy Electricity 1,484:72. 1/3/18 - $16.78/hour maining in full against the Minnehaha County Court- N. Dakota Ave., Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls, SD 57101-1535Svcs Inmate Supplies 128.75 All Batte Automotive 596.75, shiPs 47.93, Sams Club Oth- Xcel Energy Welfare Uhllt- 12.Mlranda Petersen - Par- her ex-spouse. MOTION by house and requested more South Dakota on January (605) 331-2975Childrens Inn Other Mis~ Interstate Office Supplies er Misc 154.40, Sams Club ies 420.00, Yankton Cnty alegal - State's Attorney's Bender, seconded by Barth, cameras in the courthouse. 30, 2018, at or after 9:00 2645398 Jan 8 15 22 20186,118.98,Childs Voice Clinics 16.00,. Interstate Office oth- Other Prof 1,310.98, Sams Sheriff Return Of Svc 50.00, Office - 16113- 12127117 - to approve Resolution Pam Nelson,. Treasurer, a:m., to consider an applica- ' , ,Aux 12600.00 er MlSc 120.07, losty, James Club other SupplieS 42.41, Yellowrobe, Luke ICWA $27.51/hour MC18-4. 5 ayes. spoke on prepaid real estate tlOn for the following Spe-Christopherson Ander' Attor: Bd Exp Fees 6,927.80, losty, Sams Club Park/Rec 39.96, Prof 27,069.00. 13.Darin Gonsor - Appraiser RESOLUTION MC18-4 taxes in Minnehaha County cial Event On-Sale Liquor

James Crisis Inter 357.20, Sams Club Supplemental REPORT - Equalization -1517 -1113/18 WHEREAS, a County Aid and how the new federal tax License:

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