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"Shanghai
Reunion 2006" - an article in the Points East Newsletter
Although I
am not a Shanghailander, I made the decision many months ago to
attend the 2006 Shanghai Reunion in Shanghai. As the widow of Fred
Marcus, a former refugee who spent ten years in Shanghai, I felt
drawn both to the site and to the participants. Moreover, I hoped to
learn more about my husband’s experiences and perhaps meet several
persons who had known him.
more....
Jewish Winnipegger visits
Shanghai,
her childhood home
Faith Goldman's Photo Album
Peter Witting's Photo Album #5
Rickshaw Reunion West donates
funds for CJSS scholarships.
Once More With Feelings by Evelyn
Pike Rubin
On
Monday, April 24, Marilyn Sheldon, Sheryl and I boarded our flight
at Liberty International Airport, Newark, NJ, for the 11:10 a.m.
departure to Tokyo, scheduled to arrive there approximately 13 hours
later at 1:30 PM on Tuesday, April 25, local time. The Kosher meals
which we were served were substantial and excellent. At 6:30 PM our
Northwest Airlines flight departed for the 2-1/2 trip to Shanghai.
more......
An Article from NZZ Online
Shanghai Scenes 1
Welcoming Banquet
Photos
Peter Witting's Photo Album #1
Peter Witting's Photo Album #2
Peter Witting's Photo Album #3
Peter Witting's Photo Album #4
The Return Through Helen's Eyes
For Helen Marmorosch Marshall, it was a return to
Shanghai. “ I still can’t believe I lived in Shanghai, China.”-
Helen repeatedly states as we tour the streets where she lived as a
little girl. “ Is it a book I read, a movie on T.V., a dream I
created from some story – no, it is true, it really happened and I
was there, lived it, and after 57 years went back to a reunion with
my husband and two daughters.”
more...
A
Reunion Report by Peter Witting
A
Reunion Report by Peter Witting
(in pdf)
On the 24th of April we twiddled our thumbs for our end of day departure for
what was called the "last Reunion". Our flight with Malaysia Airlines via Kuala
Lumpur was excellent as was the food and service. A slight hiccup at Pudong
airport waiting 2 hours for the shuttle to the Regal International East Asia
Hotel at 516 HengshanRd. in the former French Concession, was hard to take
more...
An article from the Jerusalem Post
Survivors from among the 30,000 European
Jews who found a haven in Shanghai from Nazi persecution are calling for
their old refugee district to be recognized as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site. The Tilanqiao Area, our second hometown, has special
significance for the survival of European Jewish refugees,” states
the proposal,
more...
An article from the Berliner Morgenpost
Mehr als 18.000 europäische Juden flohen vor den Nazis
nach Shanghai. Die Berlinerin Inge Booker war eine von ihnen.
more...
A
Shanghai Sermon by Yvonne Daniel
Many of you here today are aware that I recently
returned from a trip to China. So what, you may say. I’m certain
there are many of you here today who have made this trip. My
trip, however, was a bit unique.
more....
An article from the
Nin Min Evening News
Great! Great!
Mr. Matzdorff with white hair and English tongue spoke
some Shanghainese. During World War II, he with his parents and
grandmother escaped from Nazi power and came to Ti Lan Qiao of the
Hongkou district and he became one of the
..more....
Refugees
revisit Memories an article from the China Daily
Refugees seek to protect Tilanqiao Area - an article from the
Shanghai Daily