What canI do? Can hatred be stopped? Will future generations remember the Holocaust? After the Holocaust, why can’t the world stop genocide? What canI do?

Am I a bystander?

A living memorial to the Holocaust, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum inspires leaders and citizens to confront hatred, prevent genocide, promote human dignity and strengthen democracy. Federal support guarantees the Museum’s permanent place on the National Mall, but its educational programs and global outreach are made possible by the generosity of donors nationwide through annual and legacy giving.

2006–07 | ANNUALREPORT UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNITEDSTATESHOLOCAUSTMEMORIALMUSEUM ushmm.org 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW Washington, DC 20024-2126 ushmm.org What must be done? What is the Museum’s role in the 21st century? What have we learned from history? From Our Leadership

he crimes of the Holocaust were once described as “so calculated, so malignant, and Tso devastating that civilization cannot bear their being ignored because it cannot survive their being repeated.” How do we move from memory to action? When Justice Robert Jackson uttered these words at Nuremberg, could he have possibly imagined that six decades later his assertion would be a matter of doubt? These words marked what seemed to be a pivotal moment, a watershed in which all that followed would remain in the long shadow of the crime. There was a commitment to not ignore, to not repeat. Yet today, we must ask: Have we arrived at another pivotal moment in which the nature of the crime feels quite relevant, yet the commitment to prevent another human tragedy quite hollow? What must be done? What can we do as individuals? As institutions? | FROMOURLEADERSHIP 1 For us the key question is: What is the role of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum? 2 | CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL 16 | PREVENTINGGENOCIDE The Museum cannot eliminate evil and hatred. But what allows hate to take root and grow? 24 | ENGAGINGTOMORROW’SLEADERS Hate does not succeed without acquiescence. Perpetrators have always depended on the silence 32 | DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE EVENTS, APRIL 2007 of bystanders and always will. Our Founding Director Jeshajahu (“Shaike”) Weinberg once 34 | OURPARTNERS commented that he had created a Museum “about bystanders, for bystanders.” 40 | LISTOFDONORS The world has changed since the Nuremberg trials, but human nature has not. Holocaust 54 | FINANCIALSTATEMENT history raises some of the most fundamental questions about human nature, and the United 55 | UNITEDSTATESHOLOCAUSTMEMORIALCOUNCIL States Holocaust Memorial Museum challenges all of us to make those questions our own.

Fred S. Zeidman, Chairman Joel M. Geiderman, Vice Chairman Sara J. Bloomfield, Director Why should everyone care about antisemitism? What happens when the eyewitnesses are gone? Why do people still ask if the Holocaust really happened?

Confronting Antisemitism and Denial

ntisemitism, the hatred at the heart of Nazi ideology, did not begin or end with AAuschwitz. Today’s alarming resurgence of antisemitism includes forms of Holocaust denial and minimization as well as outrageous Holocaust analogies, forcing us to ask: What has been learned from history? What must be learned from history? Is advocating tolerance enough? The Museum was built precisely for times like these. As the eyewitness generation diminishes, teaching and documenting the Holocaust could not be more urgent. But we do more than just teach the Holocaust. We show it—with original photographs, artifacts and documents, much of them created by the killers themselves. But it is one thing to present the facts of history yet another to teach the lessons of history in ways that encourage people to act on those lessons. One of the Museum’s most potent lessons is that violent hate, once unleashed, impacts entire societies. Bystanders, too, pay a price for their indifference. Our challenge is how to help people understand antisemitism as a universal problem rather than a Jewish problem. The Museum is uniquely positioned to tackle this issue. Few institutions reach such a vast and global audience. Few institutions reach people of such diverse influence—from heads of state to Christian clergy, from FBI agents to State Department diplomats, from college professors to U.N. officials. Our future depends on the decisions of leaders such as these—and on citizens who will hold them accountable for their actions and make important decisions of their own. The Holocaust offers the most powerful lesson of the danger of unchecked antisemitism and the consequences of decisions to respond—or not. The Museum asks our leaders and citizens to think about their responsibilities and challenges them to consider what they will do, and what they must do. CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL

The Museum’s “Global Classroom”—ushmm.org

Globalization and technology are long-standing trend throughout the The Museum’s contributing to an increasingly Middle East and elsewhere, is also Multilingual Online 20 million complex and dangerous world, very worrisome. Holocaust Encyclopedia and the Museum is aggressively The Museum’s Web site creates a Number of visits to the Museum’s Web site in 2007* confronting hate and misinforma- Available in: genuine “Global Classroom” that tion precisely where they are most Arabic, Farsi, French, Spanish delivers Holocaust education world- prevalent—on the Internet. As the wide. Photographs, testimonies, Under way: world’s leading online authority on documents and video footage pro- Chinese, Russian, Urdu the Holocaust, the Museum’s Web vide authentic evidence that brings site is uniquely positioned for this To come: the history alive. And, as in any enormous challenge. Korean, Portuguese, Turkish classroom, new “courses” and The outrageous statements of the opportunities for dialogue are Iranian president denying the planned so that the Museum can be Holocaust must be addressed. But in conversation with people world- 48% minimization of the Holocaust, a wide in their own languages. International visits to the Museum’s Web site in 2007*

Top Visiting Predominantly Muslim Countries to the Museum’s Web Site in 2007

1. Turkey 2. Saudi Arabia 3. Egypt 4. Iran 1 5. United Arab Emirates Number of countries with no visitors to the Museum’s Web site (North Korea)* 6. Malaysia 7. Pakistan *As of October 31, 2007 8. Qatar 9. Morocco 10. Kuwait CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL

“The Holocaust has the dubious distinction of being the best-documented genocide in human history. … you have to then ask, if all this evidence exists, why Protocols Exhibition would these people deny?... The only reason to deny Highlights Continuing Threat the Holocaust is to inculcate and foster antisemitism.” of Antisemitic Propaganda Recent Podcast Guests —Deborah Lipstadt, Emory University

Madeleine Albright As the most powerful lesson in countless exposures as a fraud, the unchecked antisemitism, the Protocols is readily available to any- Karen Armstrong* Holocaust teaches that virulent hate one with Internet access. A Google is a threat to an entire society. search for this antisemitic title Ladan Boroumand* generates hundreds of thousands Through the exhibition A Dangerous of hits, ranging from hate sites to Lie: The Protocols of the Elders of sites like the Museum’s that try to Zion, visitors can learn how this counter them. Google has donated piece of propaganda that predated free advertising to the Museum, the Nazis was skillfully used by providing a link that sends people them and proliferates so widely from their search directly to the today. In spite of the Holocaust and Museum’s Web site.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Visitors listen to podcasts on antisemitism in the exhibition A Dangerous Lie: The Shawn Green Diverse Voices Examine Antisemitism Protocols of the Elders of Zion, where they can also e-mail the link to a friend. Ayaan Hirsi Ali*

Daniel Libeskind Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader antisemitism as a universal problem Ginsburg; Nobel laureate and with implications beyond the Deborah Lipstadt* Museum Founding Chairman Elie Jewish community. Eboo Patel* Wiesel; Princeton University Profes- The interviews are available on the sor Cornel West; Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Mark Potok Museum’s Web site as well as other critic of Muslim extremism; New sites such as iTunes and Public Robert Satloff* York Mets outfielder Shawn Green; Radio Exchange. More than 20,000 and historian and former Council Russell Simmons listeners access the interviews member Deborah Lipstadt, all monthly. Since the launch of the Cornel West depicted above from the left, are just podcast series, monthly visits to the some of the distinguished guests on Elie Wiesel* Museum’s Web page on antisemit- Voices on Antisemitism, the Museum’s ism have quadrupled. podcast series that illuminates

Why should antisemitism matter to everyone? CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL

Member Countries of the International Commission of the ITS

Belgium Opening the International Tracing Service Archive France Germany Greece Holocaust denial is on the rise, the For decades, survivors and their fam- Israel Reto Meister, far right, Director of the eyewitness generation is diminish- ily members complained about the Italy International Tracing Service in Bad ing and many survivors still do not lack of response from the ITS. Now Luxembourg Arolsen, Germany, and Museum staff know exactly what happened to their the Museum will be able to get them The Netherlands address survivors and others, above, at loved ones. In the face of all this, timely and accurate information. the Museum. how could the International Tracing Poland The primary reason for opening the Service (ITS) remain closed? United Kingdom ITS archive is to help survivors and United States As a result of the Museum’s leader- their families, who deserve to know ship in a multiyear diplomatic effort, when, where and how their relatives the opening of the International died. This massive collection will Tracing Service—the world’s largest also be of great benefit to scholars closed Holocaust archive—is almost for decades to come. At a time when complete. The transfer of over 100 the veracity of the Holocaust is ques- million digital images—more than tioned, it is also important to note double the Museum’s current that much of the ITS archive con- archival holdings—has begun and sists of documents written by the will continue for the next few years. perpetrators themselves, attesting to the details of their crimes. Established after the war to help victims find one another and trace Just a few of the millions of records— the fate of loved ones, the ITS holds many handwritten and in more than 25 records of approximately 17.5 mil- languages—held for decades in Bad Arolsen lion individuals who were in ghettos by the International Tracing Service and or concentration, labor or displaced soon to become available at the Museum. persons camps.

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Perpetrator and Bystander Accounts: The Power of Evidence The Museum is working on six continents and in 40 countries, including China, Uzbekistan, As the Holocaust recedes into the and perpetrators, producing nearly Kazakhstan, Morocco and Argentina, past, authentic documentation will 900 interviews with individuals become increasingly crucial. And, who directly witnessed or even to collect and preserve Holocaust- in the face of denial and minimiza- participated in the persecution or related documentation. tion, this evidence takes on added murder of Jews. These interviews significance. have revealed new insights into the complex killing apparatus and shed The Museum is the only institution light on the choices made by ordi- that has systematically collected testi- nary people. monies from witnesses, collaborators

Profiles in Leadership: Father Patrick Desbois

French priest Patrick Desbois has search, to date they have visited about devoted his life to confronting anti- a third of the country and identified semitism and furthering Catholic- 700 mass graves and execution sites. Jewish understanding. Since 2001, Father Desbois estimates more than Father Desbois, adviser to the Vatican’s 2,000 sites exist, most never before Commission for Religious Relations acknowledged. with the Jews and President of Father Desbois is marking the Yahad–In Unum: Catholics and Jews sites, collecting artifacts and, most sig- Together, has led a truly historic nificantly, recording video testimonies undertaking. In ongoing consultation from people who as young teens wit- Father Patrick Desbois at a mass execution with Museum scholars, he and his nessed the murders and in some cases site uncovered at Busk in the L’viv region team have been crisscrossing the were recruited to perform tasks at the of Ukraine. countryside in Ukraine trying to locate killing sites. Now, for the first time, every mass grave of Jews from the they are sharing their experiences. How did ordinary people become time of the Holocaust. Using the Their historic testimonies will become accomplices to mass murder? Museum’s archives to inform the part of the Museum’s collection. CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL

Why should people of faith care about the Holocaust?

Outreach to Religious Communities

• American Academy of Religion

• Council of Centers on Jewish- Christian Relations

• Association of Theological Schools member seminaries Reaching Out to Religious Communities • The Washington Theological Union, the Boston Theological The rise in antisemitism and Holo- The program offers training for fac- At a Museum workshop, an international Institute, the Graduate Theological “Because I teach at a Christian university, it is imperative caust denial has made building ulty members at seminaries and in group of scholars compares the history Union in Berkeley, the Hyde Park that I critically reflect upon the complicity of the Christian bridges of understanding across colleges and universities on how to and legacy of antisemitism in the churches of Eastern Europe. From left: Jonathan Cluster of Theological Schools in churches during the Holocaust as well as Jewish and different traditions more urgent incorporate Holocaust history into Chicago and other theological than ever. The Museum’s growing their courses and also includes fel- Huener of the University of Vermont, Saulius Suziedelis of Millersville University program on the role of the churches lowships at the Museum’s Center for consortia Christian responses to the Shoah. The seminar provided in Pennsylvania, Bettina Reichmann of during the Holocaust and its impli- Advanced Holocaust Studies. Tübingen University in Germany and me with resources and excellent articles that I can and cations for today has become a Outreach is now expanding to the Magdalena Marsovszky of Germany were leading resource for seminaries, will use in my Responding to the Holocaust course.” Muslim community, including among the scholars who participated. religious studies departments at Muslim scholars and the growing colleges and universities, and organ- —Jacqueline Bussie, Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, 2006 number of Christian-Jewish-Muslim izations dedicated to interfaith “trialogues.” understanding in the United States and abroad. CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL CONFRONTINGANTISEMITISMANDDENIAL Why should all people care about the Holocaust?

U.N. Officials Train at Museum

Training for officials from the United includes programs in Jerusalem and Nations is the newest addition to the Paris. The Museum developed and Museum’s growing range of leader- hosted the first workshop in 2007, ship programs for educators, the with participants from nine Latin military, FBI, diplomats and clergy. American countries, the Caribbean and the United States. The week- When the U.N. General Assembly long intensive training, conducted designated January 27 as annual Inter- in English and Spanish, covered national Holocaust Remembrance Holocaust history, contemporary Day, it required providing its public Below, at an event cosponsored with antisemitism and genocide. The the Mexican Cultural Institute, U.N. information officers an in-depth Museum will continue to enhance officers and the public attend a lecture on understanding of Holocaust history the program with online Spanish- antisemitism in Latin America by Amherst and its contemporary implications. College professor Ilan Stavans. Right, language content for the U.N. Museum curator Daniel Greene leads The United Nations approached Holocaust history Web site and U.N. officers on a tour of A Dangerous the Museum to be its initial partner further professional development Lie: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. in this international effort, which for U.N. officers. During World War II, Nazi propagandists depicted Jews as having incited the Allies against Germany. This 1943 poster proclaims: “Behind the Enemy Powers: the Jew.”

Coming in 2008 Nazi Propaganda 1918–1945 and Its Legacy

The legacy of Nazism and its propa- for media professionals, journalists ganda continues to influence public and teachers to examine their roles debate about responses to hate in society. In partnership with Fred speech and control of information. Friendly Seminars, the Museum is developing a provocative panel dis- To explore the origins of Nazi propa- cussion in which prominent analysts ganda and how the Nazis used it to and commentators consider what promote their agenda, the Museum happens in society when propaganda is launching a major multiyear “I learned that the erosion of democratic institutions goes unchallenged. The seminar initiative designed to stimulate con- will be videotaped for distribution can lead to the criminalization of public conscience, that sideration of how propaganda affects to a wide range of television and individuals’ ability to make informed ethnic-based and racial policies will lead to discrimination, online audiences. choices. Components will include an that discrimination can lead to genocide.” exhibition, a Web site and programs —U.N. training participant How do ordinary people become mass murderers? After the Holocaust, why can’t the world stop genocide?

What can do? I Preventing Genocide

he murder of Europe’s Jews defied comprehension—and categorization. Winston TChurchill called it “a crime without a name.” In 1944, Raphael Lemkin was determined to name the unprecedented crime that had killed his family. He believed that coining the word “genocide” might help prevent its repetition. Although the United Nations Genocide Convention was eventually adopted, Lemkin’s assumption about the power of the name was wrong. Why, even after the Holocaust, has there been such a dismal failure to respond to, let alone prevent, genocide? Early in its planning stages, Founding Chairman Elie Wiesel envisioned that the Museum would be part of the answer when he said “a memorial unresponsive to the future would also violate the memory of the past.” He hoped that as an institution on the National Mall, the Museum would inspire the American people and government to make the 21st century different from the 20th—often called “the century of genocide.” With the creation of the Museum, there was a new possibility for the world: an institution with international stature, moral authority and permanence that was uniquely positioned to galvanize attention and lead on the issue of genocide. Writing in 1979—before Kosovo, before Rwanda, before Bosnia—Elie Wiesel called for the Museum to play a central role in preventing genocide: Let us do something meaningful—something profound—to stem this misery. We face a world problem. Let us fashion a world solution. History will not forgive us if we fail. History will not forget us if we succeed. Am I a bystander? As we remember the abandonment of the Jews, we contemplate the painful knowledge of our past failures. What will be the consequences for our future if we do not promote change today? And tomorrow? PREVENTINGGENOCIDE

On the Museum’s Web site, users are guided through the process of downloading the Google Earth program to their computers so 2 million they can view the maps, photographs and Increase in number of visits to the Museum’s Web site in data of “Crisis in Darfur.” the two months after the “Crisis in Darfur” launch with Google Earth Below: A malnourished girl in Chad. Photo- graphs and data help viewers worldwide see and understand the genocide in Darfur. 166,000 Number of times the Museum’s podcast series “Voices on Genocide Prevention” was downloaded in the first ten months of 2007 Museum and Google Join Forces on Darfur

The Holocaust took place before the that Google Earth automatically 24-hour news cycle and the Internet, featured a humanitarian crisis on its but the world did have information satellite imaging service. early on. Yet knowledge did not lead Via Google Earth, viewers can access to response. If action depends on photographs, data and eyewitness understanding, can modern technol- testimonies assembled by the Museum #2 ogy play a role in delivering critical documenting the violence, villages information? China’s ranking among all countries in visits to destroyed and the refugee camps. “What can I do?” the Museum’s Web page on stopping genocide in Darfur The Museum joined with Google And they can learn more and get in spring 2007 to launch an unprece- engaged in efforts to help end the dented online mapping initiative on suffering. the genocide in Darfur. Today, when- “Crisis in Darfur” is the first project ever any of the 250 million users of of the Museum’s Genocide Preven- Google Earth view Africa, the destruc- tion Mapping Initiative, which brings tion in the Darfur region of Sudan is to the world critical information on highlighted, and users are linked to genocidal threats using new mapping the Museum’s Web site for more technology. information. This was the first time What does genocide look like and how do we know? 1

PREVENTINGGENOCIDE “Crisis in Darfur” on Google Earth 2 Google Earth users first encounter a view of our planet from space (1). Skimming over Africa, viewers notice a region outlined in yellow (2). Zooming in, fire icons, signifying damaged or destroyed villages, appear onscreen over the Darfur region (3). 3 Closer still, information on specific villages becomes available (4). Photographs, data and eyewitness testimony assembled by the Museum from many sources are brought to- gether for the first time in Google Earth (5). 4

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President George W. Bush views a demonstra- tion of “Crisis in Darfur” on Google Earth by Museum Chief Information Officer Lawrence “This Museum cannot stop the violence. Swiader. But through your good work, you’re making it impossible for the world to turn a blind eye.... No one who sees these pictures can doubt that genocide is the only word for what is happening in Darfur—and that we have a moral obligation to stop it.” —President George W. Bush, who toured the Museum’s exhibitions on antisemitism and genocide in April 2007 Holocaust Mapping before speaking about the importance of Holocaust remembrance and the need for action in Darfur Google Earth allows the Museum to create innovative educational resources for teach- ing Holocaust history. High-resolution imagery combined with content from the Museum’s collections illustrates the enor- mous scope of the Holocaust geographically and over time. The first mapping project is a timeline tracking the opening and liberation of concentration camps. PREVENTINGGENOCIDE PREVENTINGGENOCIDE

Who will survive today? Below: Holocaust survivor and Museum vol-unteer Nesse Godin, Rwandan genocide survivor Clemantine Wamariya and Darfurian Omer Ismail at the opening of the weeklong outdoor display. In partnership Our Walls Bear Witness with Darfur/Darfur, images were projected on the Museum exterior to focus attention on the genocide in Darfur. “Where were the photographers in Throughout Thanksgiving week, a 1942, 1943 and 1944 when the world time of reflection and gratitude, the turned its back on the slaughter of Museum lent its moral stature and the Jews? physical presence to alert the public to the urgency of stopping the “I know the survivors are asking that human catastrophe in Darfur. The same question,” said Fred Zeidman, Museum projected building-size the Museum’s chairman, at the photographs taken in Darfur and launch of the multimedia display neighboring Chad onto its façade. Darfur: Who Will Survive Today? “and Since then, the Museum has cohosted that is why they are so dedicated to the display at the National Constitu- speaking out about Darfur. This tion Center in Philadelphia and the Museum is a harsh reminder of the New-York Historical Society, with consequences of inaction.” more cities planned. Profiles in Leadership: Mark Hanis

As a college senior in 2004, Mark of the Genocide Intervention Network Hanis posted an e-mail message out- (GI-Net), which he founded to em- lining ideas he and his friends had on power individuals and communities how to respond to the genocide in to prevent genocide. With over 40,000 Darfur, Sudan. “We would appreciate members and more than 1,000 chap- your feedback on our proposal and ters, GI-Net provides tools for citizens possibly writing about it so that it may to educate themselves and contact enter national debate…,” he wrote. public officials, and it supports efforts The grandson of four Holocaust to protect refugee populations that survivors, Hanis had visited the continue to be threatened in Darfur Museum as a boy and returned as a and neighboring Chad. senior to attend our first student Hanis recalls the power of his conference on Darfur, an event that first visit to the Museum and his helped launch the vigorous and motivation for activism. “Once you growing student movement to end have the information, you have to do the crisis in that region. something with it,” he says. “It’s not Today, Hanis is Executive Director enough to know. You have to act.” How do young people

What are the challenges of reaching young people in the 21st century? get their information?

And from whom? Will new generations find the Holocaust relevant to their lives?

Engaging Tomorrow’s Leaders

n an increasingly globalized society, the Museum is concerned about educating young Ipeople not only throughout our own country but internationally as well. Although we are already reaching millions through our multilingual Internet outreach effort, there are 42 million people ages 10 to 24 in the United States and 1.8 billion worldwide. The Holocaust left an enduring impact on our world. And, now—to our great surprise and concern—we find ourselves again confronting issues of genocide, antisemitism, ethnic violence and threats to democratic values. Will young people in the 21st century understand enough about the 20th so they can responsibly face those challenges? Will these new generations find the history of the Holocaust relevant to their lives? As historian and former Librarian of Congress Daniel Boorstin said, “trying to plan for the future without knowing the past is like trying to plant cut flowers.” Our future depends on each new generation engaging with this history. The Museum was created precisely for this purpose. ENGAGINGTOMORROW’SLEADERS

Focus on Youth: Expanding Our Reach through Technology

The Museum reaches young people audience in how the lessons of the through their teachers, professors, Holocaust are tied to some of the campuses and youth groups. But most challenging questions we face Facebook—1,600 people interested in the Museum’s genocide Google—Free advertising donated to the Museum by Google technology is also one of their today—and to our future. prevention efforts have already signed up for the Museum’s has generated 500,000 clicks to our Web site in the past year. primary means of socializing and From Facebook to YouTube, from Facebook network. Facebook is one of the top-ranked social net- Primarily on the subjects of genocide prevention and learning informally, and it opens the Second Life to Wikipedia, iTunes and working Web sites among college-age students. antisemitism, these ads are valued at over $250,000. door to communicating with them the Museum’s own rapidly expanding directly and on a global scale. Web site, the Museum is investing Online social networks and Web sites heavily in reaching a growing global provide opportunities for the Museum network of young people on the issues to engage this most important of antisemitism, hatred and genocide.

Second Life— The Museum sponsored an event in Second Wikipedia—The Museum has uploaded more than 50 Life, an online interactive world, about the genocide in Darfur. Holocaust-related articles and 200 photographs to this popular In a virtual setting that represented the Museum’s Our Walls online encyclopedia. Each article has at least one link to the Bear Witness outdoor display, actress Mia Farrow joined with Museum’s Web site. In the past year, 100,000 users have reached Museum staff in a discussion about the ongoing crisis. This ushmm.org from Wikipedia. event was also posted on YouTube.

iTunes—The Museum’s free audio interviews—podcasts— YouTube—This is the most-used Web site for video sharing, on antisemitism and genocide prevention are available on the conversation and blogging. The Museum regularly posts video Museum’s Web site and at the iTunes Store. In the past year, segments on the site, and users are encouraged to comment on the podcasts have been downloaded 170,000 times. the content. ENGAGINGTOMORROW’SLEADERS Master Teachers Lead the Way ENGAGINGTOMORROW’SLEADERS in Their Communities

As the national leader in Holocaust in the country. REC members— education, the Museum cultivates possessing extensive knowledge Young Leaders: Moving career teachers committed to the about the Holocaust, exceptional ped- field. These individuals—working agogical expertise and demonstrated from Memory to Action with institutions, schools and other leadership in their schools, commu- organizations—lead and sustain nities and professional organizations With leadership training, students find Holocaust education in their —serve as an extension of the Mu- answers to the question “What can I do?” communities. seum. This elite group provides Top: Arab Israeli graduate student Manar training for teachers in underserved Fawakhry participated in a program in The Museum’s recently formed communities, conducts research on Israel modeled on the Museum’s Bringing Regional Education Corps (REC) is trends in Holocaust education and the Lessons Home program. Right: at the heart of our strategy to build a represents the Museum at national Survivor and Museum volunteer Henry sustainable base of master teachers Greenbaum shares his story with students professional conferences. who collectively reach every locality working on the crisis in Darfur. Below: Hundreds of student leaders gather for a national conference on Darfur at the Museum.

Regional Education Corps members from across the nation assemble at the Museum in 2007 to work on the program’s expansion.

Above: First-year students of the Naval How are we preparing today’s Academy consider choices they could confront as officers. Left: After training he youth for the significant received through the Bringing the Lessons Home program, high school student challenges ahead? Kyung Choi leads tours at the Museum. How can we affect the discourse ENGAGINGTOMORROW’SLEADERS on college campuses?

Recent Museum Fellows on Campuses

Monica Adamczyk-Garbowska, Polish Jewry* Shaping Dialogue at Colleges and Universities Some of the 70 Institutions of the Campus Outreach Lecture Program Aomar Boum, Islamic Antisemitism* On campuses nationwide, the programs to stimulate understand- Museum helps shape dialogue on ing and dialogue about Holocaust Steven Carr, Holocaust in Film Brigham Young University, Provo, UT the history and lessons of the Holo- history and its relevance. caust. The goal is to offer responsible California State University, San Bernardino, CA Last year, 70 campuses participated, Daniella Doron, Hidden Children and comprehensive information to ranging from large state universities help students better understand the Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville, NC to smaller colleges, with special Holocaust and think deeply about Jennifer Geddes, Rhetoric of Evil* emphasis on institutions that are Florida Memorial University, Miami Gardens, FL their responsibilities in the face of striving to incorporate Holocaust a resurgence of Holocaust denial, Krista Hegburg, Roma Restitution* education into their courses, such Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA antisemitism and intolerance. The as Historically Black Colleges and Museum sends scholars—both staff Gustavus Adolphus College, Saint Peter, MN Universities, Hispanic-serving insti- Paul Jaskot, Postwar German Art and visiting fellows—from a variety tutions and religious-based schools of academic disciplines to deliver Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, Chicago, IL and seminaries. campus and classroom lectures as Jonathan Judaken, Antisemitism Theory Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, MA well as conduct community Morris College, Sumter, SC

Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA

Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA Geoff Megargee, Applied Research Scholar and Editor-in-Chief of the Museum’s Encyclopedia of Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX Camps and Ghettos 1933–1945, with students at Tulane University in New Orleans. University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, CO Renee Poznanski, Jewish Resistance University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

David G. Roskies, Jewish Literature* University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

Kevin Spicer, Church History* West Virginia Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, WV “Our thanks to [the Museum] for making these resources available. With our limited resources, it is difficult to bring high-quality speakers to campus.” —Professor Richard Weeks, West Virginia Wesleyan College Days of Remembrance Events, April 2007 DAYSOFREMEMBRANCE

For 25 years the national Days of Remembrance ceremony has been held in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda—“a place that symbolizes the soaring ideals that animate our democracy,” in the words of 2007 keynote speaker Senator Joseph Lieberman. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, Senator Herb Kohl and Representative Chris Cannon joined survivors Vladka Meed, wife of the late Benjamin Meed who was instrumental in creating this observance; Manya Friedman, a volunteer at the Museum; Steven Schwarz; Eva Cooper; Founder Murray Pantirer; and Founder Asa Shapiro to light memorial candles Above: Holocaust survivors who volunteer at the Museum gather after the at the observance, our nation’s official commemoration of the Holocaust. Days of Remembrance ceremony. More than 80 survivors work closely with staff on a regular basis, conducting research, translating historical docu- ments and sharing their personal histories with visitors.

Founders Society National Co-Chairs Howard L. Ganek, left, and Jay Stein address Founders at a special breakfast.

The Wings of Memory Society national leadership. Left to right, back row: Howard Unger, Northeast Region Co-Chair; Jeffrey and Sally Levine, South- east Region–Atlanta Co-Chairs; Marilyn Malkin and Larry Wolf, National Advisors; Ruth and Mal Kaufman, Midwest Region Co-Chairs. In the front: Judy Appelbaum, National Advisor; Amy Blavin, Southwest Region Co-Chair; Alice and Robert Abrams, Southeast Region–Boca Raton Co-Chairs.

Legacy of Light Society member Dr. Samuel Dove, center, and his daughter Marilyn Bier accept a certificate of recognition from George Holocaust survivors, liberators, members of Congress, White House officials, ambassadors, Hellman, Director of Planned Giving, at the supporters and community leaders gather in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. Society’s annual tea reception.

Vice Chairman Joel Geiderman introduces the memorial candlelighting ceremony. Senator Joseph Lieberman delivered the keynote address. On the 20th anniversary of his appointment as Chairman, Museum Benefactor Harvey M. “Bud” Meyerhoff, center, shown with his family, is honored at the 2007 National Tribute Dinner. Our Partners OURPARTNERS

CHICAGO LUNCHEON Addressing an audience of more than 3,000 Museum supporters in October 2006, Oprah Winfrey speaks about the impact of her visit to Auschwitz with the Museum’s Founding Chairman Elie Wiesel. As the guest speaker at the Museum’s annual Risa K. Lambert Luncheon, chaired by Marlene Breslow- Blitstein and Berle Blitstein, Ms. Winfrey praised attendees for their support of the Museum.

MISSIONS TO THE MUSEUM Donors have shown exceptional leadership in engag- ing their communities with the Museum. Above: Council member and Pillar family member Michael Morris (second row from bottom, second from right) with Jeffrey and Sally Levine (first row, third and fourth from the left) organized a mission from Atlanta FLORIDA, NEW YORK, BOSTON EVENTS The Honorable in March 2007. David Finer of Tulsa, Oklahoma, led his network of civic, business and Nancy G. Brinker, Chief of Protocol of the United States and educational leaders on a third visit in 2006. Photo at left: Mr. Finer with Alice Blue, left, former U.S. Ambassador to Hungary, center, at a parlor meet- whose family donated artifacts, and Midwest Region Director Jill Weinberg. ing in her home in Palm Beach, Florida. With her are Museum Chairman Fred Zeidman and Director Sara Bloomfield. Below: Howard Unger, right, son of a Holocaust survivor, and Chief Development Officer Jordan Tannenbaum at an event GRANDPARENTS’ TRIP Donors brought Mr. Unger hosted at his home in Westchester, New York. their grandchildren to the Museum in LEADERSHIP TRIP TO POLAND AND GERMANY In In Boston, Dr. Michael Zinner, a member of a Founder family, November 2006 for a weekend of special October 2006, donors and Museum leaders toured Holocaust hosted a public program on ethical questions raised by the programming and tours. The trip was partner institutions and attended the historic opening in exhibition Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race. chaired by Wings of Memory Society mem- Dresden of the Museum’s first exhibition abroad, Deadly bers Ann and Paul Krouse and Pillar Judd Medicine: Creating the Master Race. Future trips for donors Malkin, all of Chicago. Right: Mr. Malkin, are planned. Above: In Warsaw, Museum Senior Curator Katharine Chez and his grandchildren visit Jacek Nowakowski describes the work of the Jewish Histori- Remember the Children: Daniel’s Story. cal Institute’s conservation laboratory, designed and funded by the Museum. OURPARTNERS OURPARTNERS

NEXT GENERATION BOARD Actress Mia Farrow helped launch the Next Generation Board, formed to engage young professionals in the Museum’s work, at events in New York and Washington, D.C. Below: Using her photographs, Ms. Farrow describes what she witnessed in Darfur and Chad. Left: The Museum’s genocide prevention message appears on the NASDAQ building, the location of the New York event. Council member Brad Wine chairs the board in the Mid-Atlantic Region, and Elisa Mailman and Glen Sapadin chair it in New York. DEADLY MEDICINE NATIONAL TOUR Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race traveled to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, above, and the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood, Ohio, a Cleveland suburb. The Museum’s Science and Medicine Initiative includes programs that address medical ethics and professional responsibility for students and leaders in medicine, nursing, health law, bioethics and public health. It is made possible with support from the Dorot Foundation, the Samberg Family Foundation, the David Berg Foundation and many others. REGIONAL EDUCATION CORPS The late Sheldon Seevak and his wife, Elinor, at their Donors Wall unveiling in August 2007. The Seevaks provided strong leadership and sup- port for a program that draws master teachers from the Museum Teacher Fellowship Program to create a trained and responsive core group of Holocaust educators. These career teachers help implement the Museum’s educational programming nationwide.

ROSS CHALLENGE GRANTS Council member Eric F. Ross and his wife, Lore, who have committed more than $11 million to the Museum and are the institution’s largest individual contributors, have inspired others to make new and larger gifts. The Rosses, shown with grandson Marc, estab- TEACHER TRAINING Forums held across the country are lished the Museum’s first-ever challenge designed to enhance teachers’ understanding of Holocaust grant in 2006 with a $1 million gift. In April history. In Dallas, the forums are made possible with support 2007, the Rosses announced a second chal- from Ken and Becky Bruder and a large network of donors. lenge with a pledge of another $1 million. Above: The Bruders, third and fifth from left, with teachers from Greenville, Texas. In Los Angeles, the programs are supported by the Lumer Family. Right: The family’s Founders Wall unveiling. OURPARTNERS OURPARTNERS

EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH Mary L. (Ginger) Fisch, left, shown with her niece, Brenda Obezil, es- tablished a series of planned gifts with her late husband, Gerald, to help ensure a wide array of educa- ORAL HISTORIES Rescuing the evidence tional and outreach activities. of the Holocaust is a cornerstone of the Museum’s mission. Former Council member Mickey Shapiro and his wife, Karen, of Farmington Hills, Michigan, became Founders with a gift to support and expand the Museum’s oral history program, one of the largest and most di- verse collections of Holocaust testimonies in the world. Director Sara Bloomfield and Chairman Fred Zeidman join the Shapiros, right, as they unveil their engraving.

JEWISH RECORDS AND ARTIFACTS GENOCIDE PREVENTION The Museum’s Jewish Source Study Initiative The Sudikoff Family Foundation, a generates groundbreaking research based on Founder organization, has funded an the study of Jewish source materials, such as Annual Interdisciplinary Seminar on Jewish community records, below, discovered Genocide Prevention, and the Ford in 2000 in a vacant apartment in Vienna. The Foundation has made a gift in support initiative ensures that this new knowledge is of the Museum’s Academy for Genocide integrated into Holocaust-related curricula in INTERNATIONAL TRACING SERVICE A Founders gift from the Braman Family Prevention. Above: A refugee camp in universities throughout the country. This effort Foundation in Miami will help make documents from the International Tracing Chad for Darfurian refugees. is supported by Phyllis Blum, shown with her Service (ITS) archive accessible to survivors as quickly as possible. Director of the sons at the family’s Donors Wall unveiling. Museum’s Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Paul Shapiro, standing, meets with specialists at the ITS headquarters in Bad Arolsen, Germany.

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP TRAINING A gift from Steve and Suzanne Hilton of Scottsdale, Arizona, supports the Museum’s National Institute for Holocaust Education, created to reach diverse audiences, such as these Navy midshipmen, through programs that encourage individuals to study the Holocaust and find meaning in it relevant to their professions. FOUNDERSSOCIETY FOUNDERS GIFTS OF $1 MILLION–$1.9 MILLION

CHAIRMAN’SCIRCLE Anonymous The Maurice R. and Corrine P.Greenberg Foundation Charles H. Revson Foundation GIFTS OF $10 MILLION OR MORE Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Nathan* and Sophia* Gumenick Lester Robbins* and Sheila Johnson Robbins Charles S. Ackerman Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Arthur and Toni Rock Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson Estate of Helmut Hannes Marcus* and Ann Rosenberg Eric F. and Lore Ross American Gays and Lesbians, Families and Friends The Merrill Hassenfeld Family Samuel* and Jean* Rothberg Ted* and Lin Arison Erwin Herling* Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein BENEFACTORS Bank of America Corporation Hoffberger Family Fund, Inc. Charitable Foundation The Bender Family—Blake Construction Allen, Dolores, Herbert, and Sidney Kohl Families S. H. and Helen Scheuer Family Foundation GIFTS OF $5 MILLION–$9.9 MILLION Allen I. and Joan Bildner William and Sheila Konar Irving and Helen* Schneider Albert Abramson Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, Andrew G. Bluhm Doris and Simon Konover The Jerome and Saul Schottenstein Families The Sidney Kimmel Foundation and Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Murray and Ellen Koppelman and Sandra Glicksman Estate of Trude Schreiber Barbara S. Bluhm-Kaul and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koret Joseph Schwartz Family Foundation The Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc., and Anne* and Ned* Bord Barbara and Fred* Kort Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation the Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Fund Braman Family Foundation Rae Kushner* J. B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Charitable Trust Bella Wexner* and Leslie H. and Abigail Wexner Martin,* Maurice, and Matthew Bucksbaum Families Ronald S., JoCarole, and Estée* Lauder and the Mickey and Karen Shapiro Joseph A. and Janeal Cannon and Family Lauder Foundation Morris and Evelyn Sidewater The Rhoda and David Chase Family Foundation Inc. Leichtag Family Foundation The Smith Kogod Families PILLARSOFMEMORY The Chrysler Corporation Fund The Lerner Foundation The Sosland Family GIFTS OF $2 MILLION–$4.9 MILLION The Coca-Cola Company The Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Steven Spielberg M. & S. Adelson, R. & I. Chafetz, and J. & T. Cutler Dr.* and Mrs. Alec C. Levin and Family Craig and Deborah Cogut Family Foundation The Starr Foundation The Annenberg Foundation William S. and Ina Levine Foundation The Leonard and Sophie Davis Foundation Gerard Leval—Arent Fox PLLC The Sudikoff Family Foundation Martin* and Luella Davis Anita and Arnold* Lorber Linda and Schuyler Sylvers The Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Foundation The Judd, Randi, Stephen, and Barry Malkin Families Cindy Stein Edelman The Lumer Family Dr.* and Mrs. Laszlo Tauber and Family The Crown Family The Marcus Foundation Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Foundation Mandel Associated Foundations Laurence* and Billie Tisch Rena Rowan Damone Milken Family Foundation Fannie Mae Foundation Peter W. and Leni May Preston Robert Tisch* Estate of Suzette Derzavis Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Joe Neubauer Feil Family Foundation Bernard and Lusia Milch Jack and Helen Tramiel Howard L. and Judie Ganek Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Dalck* and Rose Feith Family Seymour* and Vivian Milstein Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Settlement Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation Righteous Persons Foundation Max M.* and Marjorie S. Fisher David and Ruth* Mitzner and Ira and Mindy Mitzner (United States District Court, Eastern District of Leslie and Susan, Louis and Kelly Gonda The Helena Rubinstein Foundation The Freed Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patron and Marcia Patron* New York, Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Mr.* and Mrs.* James Ingo Freed and Family Jennie Perelman Foundation The Max Webb Foundation Carylon* and Julius Hemmelstein Family Schwarz Foundation Lorraine and Jack N.* Friedman The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Foundation Jeff and Toby Herr Nathan Shapell* Susie and Michael Gelman Alan Pines, Mark Sarna, and Martin Statfeld The Wilf Family Foundation Jack and Ina* Kay The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Irene and Abe Pollin The Winnick Family Foundation The Kovler Family Foundation Deanie and Jay Stein The Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation The Pritzker Family Hilda, Otto,* Brenda, and Sandra Wolf Miles and Chris Lerman Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Murray H. and Joan M. Goodman Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick The Severin Wunderman Family Morris Leviloff Trust Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Pearl Resnick* The Zuckerman, Pantirer, Levenstein Families

*Deceased ANNUAL $50,000–$99,999 Dune Capital Management LP Gloria Adelson Field* David and Danielle Ganek Beatrice C. Mayer $5,000–$9,999 Devinki, Pack, and Kolkin Families Abramson Family Foundation Estate of Ilse Earl Irv and Bee Apatoff Foundation, Inc. Judith and David Ganz Merrill Lynch Anonymous (5) Margit A. Diamond CONTRIBUTORS Betty Jean and David Bavar Heinz and Ruthe Eppler Judith L. and Robert D. Appelbaum Philip and Ilene Garoon Mesirow Financial Corporation Robert and Alice Abrams Robert and Michelle Diener David E. and Ann P. Becker Equity Group Investments Allie and Ellen Ash Joel and Roya Geiderman Estate of Mr. Charles Meyer Hal and Judy Abroms DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP We gratefully acknowledge the generosity Bruce H. and Kim P. Bernstein Zalec Familian and Lilian Levinson Ash, Anos, Freedman and Logan Robert and Jean Gelbort Harry and Brenda Mittelman Jason N. Ader Jacob Doft of the many donors who have contributed Marlene Breslow-Blitstein and Foundation The Arzak Foundation Gerald and Phyllis Gelles Dominic and Frances Moceri and Sons The Lassor and Fanny Agoos Mr. and Mrs. Jared Drescher to the Museum from January 1 through Berle Blitstein Victor R. and Claudia Felson Associated Jewish Community Nylda and Herbert Gemple Morgan Stanley Charity Fund, Inc. Scott Dreyer December 31, 2006. Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, Andrew G. Estate of Kathleen Helen Flohr Federation of Baltimore Diane and Hal Gershowitz Werner and Ruth Nartel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Albers Marion Einlewin Bluhm, and Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Patricia and Marc Foorman Atlantic Trust Audrey Gerson Gary Neiman Estate of Gertrude Pollack Altfater Michael and Helene Elkus $1 MILLION OR MORE Blum Family Foundation Philip M. Friedmann Jeffrey Auerbach and Terry Tretter Yousif and Mara Ghafari Molly and Paula F. Nelkin Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation Lois and Richard England Foundation Conference on Jewish Material Claims Roberta and Irwin Chafetz Judith and Tony Gelbart Ann and Bruce Bachmann Connie and David Girard-diCarlo Newell DeValpine Foundation Sheila Altmann and Jack Sierad Exelon Corporation Against Germany Leslie and Eva Cooper Jeffrey M. Goldberg Robert and Elana Baum Bruce and Suzanne Glassman Noel J. Nudelman George M. Alvarez-Correa Estate of Suzette Derzavis Joan and Ted Cutler Goldman, Sachs and Co. Ivan and Nancy Becker Goldberg Kohn Bell Black Rosenbloom Deborah A. Oppenheimer The Anz Company LLC Feil Family Foundation Perry Ellis International Lawrence and Lillian Goodman Robert and Joan Beir & Moritz Ltd. Toni and Ron Paul Appelbaum Family Foundation Eric F. and Lore Ross Itchko Ezratti Murray Gordon Sandy and Harvey Belfer Bernard Goldberg Jeffry and Barbara Picower Richard and Maureen Appelbaum David M. and Ilene L. Flaum Jeffrey and Elyse Haas Julie and Todd P. 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Bernstein and Arthur Fried Roberta and Howard Goss Family Mr. and Mrs. Jean Putzer The Azeez Foundation Eastern District of New York, Jeff and Toby Herr Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Bruce L. and Teri Bialosky Grateful Foundation, Inc. Queensboro Hill Jewish Center Estate of Kurt Baer Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Ronne and Donald Hess Family Foundation Barbara Bluhm-Kaul and Don Kaul Blavin and Company Greenberg Traurig, LLP Estate of Ruth Rosenbaum Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank Cristina Fernández de Kirchner tours the Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe Family Foundation Howard and Anne Konar Anne Blitstein Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Susan and Clifford Rucker Foundation, Inc. Museum a few months before being elected $250,000–$499,999 Janet and Michael Krasny Kovler Foundation Stanley and Sandy Bobb Sharon C. Gridley and Bonnie M. Patrick Wendy S. Rudolph Jordan and Rhoda Baruch Argentina’s first woman president. Marvin and Reta Avery Kenneth S. Kuchin Jerry and Susan Lauren Bogen Family Charitable Trust Maurice and Beverly Gross Sol and Roslyn Ruthman Barbara L. Baumstein Estate of Rosalie Avery Leichtag Family Foundation Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Ervin Bognar and Margit Meissner The Grove Foundation Kenneth D. and Julie Sacks Bruce and Ellen Soren Beda Patricia Fagadau Howard L. and Judie Ganek Philanthropic Miles and Chris Lerman The Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Estate of Ruth D. Bouscher Brenda and Sanford L. Guritzky Lee and Elise Sacks Alan and Robin Bell Rafael Feferman Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Lodestar Foundation Family Foundation R. J. and Gloria Brandes Kurt and Nancy Gutfreund The Ernest and Rose Samuels The Dorothy G. Bender Foundation, Inc. Valerie K. Feigen Estate of Mildred Golombeck The Lumer Family Jeffrey and Sally Levine Stephen and Alisoun Brewster Hackberry Endowment Partners Foundation, Inc. Bender Foundation, Inc. Dalck* and Rose Feith Family Hungarian Gold Train Archives Fund Bella Miller Trust Paul and Jill Meister Betty Brudnick Harris Family Foundation Estate of Meno Schoenbach Stanley and Doris Berenzweig Robert and Joan Feitler The Judd, Randi, Stephen, and Estate of Maria Mortkowitz Amy and Alan Meltzer Fella Cederbaum Lila Herbert Chara W. Schreyer Carl and Rachel Berg Sheldon Fink and Nellie Wiesenthal Fink Barry Malkin Families Orth Liquidating Trust Jerome H. and Linda Meyer Sol and Mitzi Center Douglas Hirsch and Holly Anderson Charles and Lynn Schusterman Estate of Curtis F. Bergen Fischbach Foundation, Inc. Charles H. Revson Foundation Lewis and Lynn Pell Harvey M. Meyerhoff Chernow Charitable Trust Larry and Susan Hochberg Family Foundation Louis Berger Charitable Foundation Fleischaker Family Foundation Sheldon and Elinor Seevak–Seevak Alan J. and Elisa Pines The Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Pat and Myron M. Cherry Mildred Hofberg Jamie and David Schwartz Ms. Lindy Bergman Carol and Richard Fleisher Family Foundation Marvin A. and Rose Lee Pomerantz Foundation Classic Residence by Hyatt Barbara and Allan Hurwitz Jess and Sheila Schwartz Foundation Melvyn and Bertini Bergstein The Fox Family Foundation Deanie and Jay Stein J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Morris Family Foundation Douglas E. and Carol B. Cohen Intercontinental Truck Brokerage Corp Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Seiler Robert and Dr. Phyliss Bernstein Stuart and Kim Frankenthal Pritzker Family Philanthropic Fund Mrs. A. Perlman* Florence Cohen Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation The Seinfeld Family Foundation Family Foundation Aaron and Sara Franzblau Foundation $100,000–$249,999 Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Michael and Sandra Perlow Seymour and Rita Cohen Jewish Community Foundation Asa and Sara Shapiro Larry and Mickey Beyer Rickey Freeman and Anonymous Sheila Johnson Robbins The Brodie Price Fund Colchester Partners Johnson & Johnson L. Dennis and Susan R. Shapiro Edward I. and Janine Biskind Joan Himmel Freeman Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson Gerald Rosenbluth Richard and Linda Price Michelle L. Collins JP Morgan Chase Sheffield Asset Management Estate of Leroy B. Block Robert and Barbara Fremont Robert J. and Helen Appel Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenbluth Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Leah Colton and Rachelle Knapp Anne and Burt Kaplan Mrs. Beatrice Posner Siegel Louis L. Borick Walter and Frieda Freshman Morris and Cynthia S.* Belzberg Estate of Phyllis Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund A. Rolat Jan and Susan Czuker Edward and Carol Kaplan William and Karyn Silverstein Bradley and Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frieder The Crown Family Michael J. and Cari Sacks Jack and Phyllis Rosen Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Leon and Mary Kaplan Harold Simmons Foundation Germaine Brennan The Raphael D. and Francine Sidney Davidson Mark and Anita Sarna Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Samuel Dove Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP The Skylark Foundation Brigham and Women’s Hospital Friedlander Foundation Dorot Foundation Richard and Barbara Schiffrin Leo Rosner Foundation Inc. Dick and Betsy DeVos Foundation Irene Katz Fred and Gilda Slifka Bernard and Judy Briskin Fred Gershanov Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Martin F. and Beth Statfeld Daniel E. and Susan Rothenberg Diller-Von Furstenberg Family Foundation Steven J. Katz The Smith Kogod Families Gila and David Bronner Mrs. Bettie Gershman Foundation Avy and Marcie Stein Sacks Family Foundation Alison and Larry Eichler Martin and Marlene Kirsch Marc F. and Audrey Solomon Arlene and Keith Bronstein Jerold and Rhea Gilbert Mary L. and Gerald M. Fisch The James S. and Merryl H. Tisch Richard S. and Janice Sambol Estate of Lillian J. Epps Eugene Kohan William Spitalsky* Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brown Amy B. Ginensky and Andrew R. Rogoff The Ford Foundation Foundation Inc. David Sawyier and Margaret H. Barton The Fagadau Family Doris and Simon Konover Standard Federal Bank Brownstein Hyatt and Farber, P.C. JoAnne and Benjamin Ginsberg Estate of Samuel N. Goldstein The Viterbi Family Foundation Rowland and Sylvia Schaefer Estate of Walter A. Feibelman Michael Kornreich Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation Scott and Michele Budoff Arthur A. and Carol Goldberg Estate of Jack G. Gottloeb Dan K. Wassong Family Foundation Inc. 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Smith Irving B. and Gloria Fine Jay Langner Dr. Ingrid Tauber Sara Shackleton Sam and Sarah, Irwin and William S. and Ina Levine Foundation $25,000– $49,999 Staenberg Family Foundation Wolf Finkelman LaSalle Bank, N.A. Arnold and Elinore Thaler Arnold and Carol Caviar Paul Grossinger Foundation Philip and Janice Levin Foundation L&R Anixter Foundation Takiff Family Foundation Honu and Jerry Frankel Estate of Shirley M. Lazar Irit and Jonathan Tratt Charles Schwab Barbara and Steven Grossman Lois and Jon Mills Family Anonymous Estate of Sue A. Taylor Howard and Loren Friend The Francis L. Lederer Foundation Milton Tretiak Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Chesley Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Righteous Persons Foundation Estate of Ursula Arnold Jack and Helen Tramiel Peter and Adrienne Fritz Leiser Sound, Inc. Byron Trott Jack Chester Foundation Barbara and Jim Hanig Samberg Family Foundation Miriam Benjamin Wagner-Braunsberg Family Foundation Lempert Family Foundation Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman Chicago Mercantile Exchange Thomas L. and JoAnn K. Harris Schwarz Foundation Dottie Bennett Estate of Mary B. Walton Ms. Marcia F. Levin William and Jerry Ungar Michael A. Chirco Karen and Marvin Herman and Family Nathan Shapell* Ted and Lorri Bernstein Frieda and Judd Weinberg Phyllis and Myron Levin The Wagner Family Foundation Citadel Group Foundation Arlene and Milton Herson The Sosland Foundation Tom A. and Andi Bernstein Hilda Wolf Elaine and Donald Levinson George Wasserman Foundation, Inc City National Bank of Florida David S. Hess and Pamela Jones The Sudikoff Family Foundation Estate of David Meyer Blumenthal Fred and Kay Zeidman Moses and Susan Libitzky Gerald E. Wedren Elliott and Judith Cohen Steven Hess Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Anne R. Bord* Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the Barry and Terri Lind Theodore and Renee Weiler Foundation Esther Cohen Andrew and Dana Hirt Howard and Mindy Unger Barbara and Charles H. Byer William Zell Family Foundation Lilliane C. Litton Weinberg Foundation Trust Jay and Lois Cohen Jerry and Maida Hoffman Estate of Martin F. Witkin The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Leonard Litwin Marcus M. and Carole M. Weinstein Melvin and Ryna Cohen The Vicki and Thomas Horwich Foundation Estate of Ethel Yazen Foundation $10,000–$24,999 Esther Livingston The Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Foundation The Alvin and Lorraine Cohn Foundation Leslie and Eugene Jacobs and Family Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering Malcolm Catt and Lauren Stempler Earl and Sharon Abramson Claudia Leder-Bookspan Herbert C. Wenske Foundation Andrew and Amy Cohn Rose L. Jacobs Revocable Trust The Rhoda and David Chase Family James and Louise Abroms William J. Lowenberg Leslie H. Wexner Charitable Fund Norman and Suzanne Cohn Bernard H. Jaffee Foundation Inc. Robert and Alice Abt New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, right, Daniel M. and Bente Lyons Estate of Charles Zohlman Monte and Marianne Cohon Johnson & Johnson Erna L. Derzavis* Action Electric Sales, Inc. tours the Museum. Mayer Family Robert and Marida Cutler Allan and Debbie Janoff

*Deceased JMB Insurance Pasquinelli Family Foundation John Svoboda Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dubowitch Jules Pearlstine Janice and Norman Winton The Hungarian Gold Train Archives Fund Johns Hopkins University The Pechter Family Foundation Irvin and Ruth Swartzberg Family Foundation Joanne and Paul Egerman Peoples Energy Ms. S. Wolfe Hungarian Gold Train Archives Fund Julie and Tony Kahan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peissis Howard and Sheryl J. Swibel Edgar and Lucky Eisner PHD USA Wolfson Family Philanthropic Fund Jerry and Rosalie Kahn Theodore and Sharon Pincus Seena Swibel Gideon Elfassy and Karen Berk Irwin and Shirley Pinsky Foundation of Joseph and Peter Wolverton International Archival Programs Jerome and Deena Kaplan Irene and Abe Pollin S. J. and Judith Tamkin The Elkes Foundation Stuart and Cathy Pockross Timothy and Sandra Wuliger Conference on Jewish Material Susan L. Karkomi and Marvin J. Leavitt Lauren and Richard Pollin Stanley G. 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Revson Foundation Fellowships Allen and Suzanne Lawrence Justin and Genevieve Wyner Victor and Joan Gelb Scott and Laura Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Saslow for Archival Research Norman and Cynthia Lawrence Rosalye Yashek Dr. Erwin and Adele Gelfand Mark and Beth Kaufmann Lizzy T. and Joshua Scheinfeld Art and Artifacts Charles H. Revson Foundation Lauren and Michael Lebovitz Lawrence and Judy Zager Gene, Rosalie and Susan Joan W. Kay Susan Schulman Philip and Janice Levin Foundation Scott J. and Jane Lederman Dennis and Geena Zaslavsky Goldberg Endowment Fund Sivia Kaye Col. and Mrs. Irving Schoenberg Ringelblum Archive in Warsaw Jay and Elena N. Lefkowitz Barbara and Barry Zemel The Gerber Foundation Morton Kleiman Schoenheimer Foundation Collections Esther Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn L. Lefkowitz Lili Ann and Richard Zisook Ronald Jay Gidwitz James and Judy Klutznick Kathryn I. Schubert Deborah A. Oppenheimer Lehman Brothers Aaron and Betty Gilman Family Foundation Martina W. Knee Barbara and Edward Scolnick The Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Nanci Garoon Leigner $2,500–$4,999 Ruth Glasser Murray and Ellen Koppelman Gordon and Carole Segal Library Fellowships Leir Charitable Trusts Anonymous (4) Melanie and Laurence Glassman The Korobkin Foundation Shalom Memorial Park–Shalom Robert and Virginia Stern Marilena Librescu, right, widow of Liviu Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Maribeth and Steven Lerner Tamara B. Abrams Glencoe Schools Activity Fund Memorial Funeral Home Librescu, slain Virginia Tech professor and Dr. and Mrs. Colman Kraff Ann and Nate Levine Wendy and James Abrams Eileen and Charles Glovsky Melinda Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Shapiro Oral History Holocaust survivor, donates his papers to The David and Fela Shapell Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Levinson Joseph P. and Kathy J. Adler Bill and Ethel Gofen Lisa and Peter Kraus Lawrence A. Sherman Anonymous the Museum. Foundation Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold G. Levy Joe and Ellen Agresti Robin and Arthur S. Gold Saul Kravecas Leon Shlofrock Carole and Maurice Berk David and Fela Shapell Steven M. Levy Jeff and Jamie Annenberg Miriam R. Bern Goldberger Mr. Peter Kupferberg and Ernest and Sonya Simon Leichtag Family Foundation Lewis & Sheron Textile Company John Rogers Avenue Capital Management ll, LP and Edwin H. Goldberger Ms. Ellen Rakieten Hortense G. Singer The Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Family Foundation Student Summer Research Assistantships Mrs. Toby D. Lewis Harold Roitenberg Raymond Banoun Paul Goldenberg Lester and Maureen Lampert David and Robin Small Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman Dorot Foundation Joan T. Liebman Marian and Eva Rokacz Foundation Dan and Florence Barber Alfred Goldstein Ms. Gerda K. Lebzelter* Nancy Solnik The Families of Sidney and Martha Christopher and Alison Liguori Jason Rosenthal and Amy Krouse Rosenthal Lester Bardack Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Goldstein Alden and Lorraine Leib Joachim R. and Doris Sommer Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive Sternbach Mara Lipner Harriet Rothfeld Eliot Barnett, Rhoda Bernstein, and Arthur J. Goodwin Trust Suzanne Lerner Jerry and Emily Spiegel Myra Litman Marvin D. and Carol Rowen Laurie Werner Sylvia G. Gordon Morton J. Stark Righteous Persons Foundation Norman and Muriel Leventhal Study of the Holocaust in Hungary Lodzer Organization of California Rubens Family Foundation Marge and Egon Berg Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Gould Carl and Roberta Levine Abraham Stein Survivors Registry Mary L. and Gerald M.* Fisch Robert and Merle Lustbader Arlen D. Rubin and Elaine Cohen Rubin Miles and Sally Berger David Green and Mary Winton Green Art and Barbara Levoff Harvey A. and Laura L. Sternbach Greater Houston Community Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Fisch Ginny and Roy MacDowell Bradley Sacks Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Berk Ms. Deena Greenbaum Mrs. Larry Levy David and Eydie Sternberg Marilyn Malkin and Larry Wolf Sade Development Company Nate Berkus Bill and Ellen Greengoss Herbert and Toby Stolzer Lillian T. Lewis Ukraine Project Perry Mann Marshal and Janet Salant Frank and Toby Berman Family Foundation Grund and Leavitt, P.C. Richard and Judith Stone H. Elliot Lipschultz CENTER FOR ADVANCED The Morris Family Foundation Marcus Corporation Foundation Barbara Gleitman Samuels William Blair and Company LLC Jeffrey and Susan Gumbiner Strauss & Malk, LLP The Livney Foundation HOLOCAUSTSTUDIES Deanie and Jay Stein Ann and Barry Mark Gary and Phyllis Schahet The Braeside Foundation Alan and Karen Halpern Renee Logan Carol and Jac B. Stulberg Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Mindy and Alan Schall Joey Breslow Sheila and Gary Handwerker Rabbi and Mrs. Steven Stark Lowenstein Merle and James Styer Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Fund University Programs Diane Goldstick Meagher and Steven and Onnie Scheyer Peter and Lael Brodsky Harpo, Inc. Supera Family Foundation Elisa Mailman Michael W. Auerbach Richard and Barbara Schiffrin Thomas F. Meagher, Jr. William Schifman Edward H. Brown Harris Bank Foundation Alan and Linda Swimmer Robert Malkin* Lempert Family Foundation Leo Melamed Foundation Dr. George D. Schwab Robert M. Brown Carylon* and Julius Hemmelstein Family Kathy and Steven Taslitz Norman and Marci Malter Barbara W. Savage Victim List Project Robert and Linda Mendelson Jane and Martin Schwartz Jackie and John Bucksbaum Sue Henry Roberta and George Mann Lynette Tauman Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Roberto and Allison Mignone Leonard and Carol Schwartz Michael and Merle Cahan Henry J. Herman Shirley Taussig Donald Manocherian Campus Outreach Lecture Program Settlement (United States District Court, Rebecca and Nathan Milikowsky Randy and Nate Shapiro C A R Leasing, Inc. Henry and Jacqueline Herskowitz Trans Western Publishing E. Manocherian Foundation Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Boston Eastern District of New York, Millennium Management of Livingston George L. Shields Foundation Gregg and Kathleen Catlow Robert A. Hirsch Travis, Wolff and Company LLP Ray and John Markstein Roz and Dick Mann Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Barbara D. Molotsky Stuart and Janice Shorenstein Century 21 Associates Foundation, Inc. Dorothy and Harlan Hockenberg Marsha and Ken Tucker Megan and Casey McManemin Marvin and Rose Lee Pomerantz Joy and Jerry Monkarsh Family Foundation Shorr-Lieberman Family Foundation Lance Cohen Burton and Libby Hoffman Wilbur Measley, Jr. Steven J. Turner and Ann Cunniff Vienna Microfilm Project Morgan Stanley Marilyn and Ray Cohen William J. and Sally R. Siegel Foundation, Ltd. Charitable Foundation Ilse Melamerson and Grace Fuld Reuven Uberman Gunzenberger-Reichman Family Fellowship The Gerber Foundation Peter and Barbara Cohen Bill S. and Rita Morgan The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Maralessa and Alter Holand Gerda Miller Laren Ukman and Lesa Ukman for the Study of Slovakia Linda and David Moscow Barry and Judy Silverman Foundation Cole Family Foundation Michelle Holland Eve and David Mills Wojciech Uzdelewicz Helene, Michael, Adam, Gina, Monna and Otto Weinmann Marvin and Neva Moskowitz Michael and Linda Simon Cole Taylor Bank Allan and Shelley Holt Mary Ann Monheit and Jennifer Jurden David Wales Reid and Carleigh Elkus Annual Lecture Jordan Nager Helen Sperling Carey and Cheryl Cooper Franklin and Frances G.* Horwich The Morrison Foundation Leigh Walters Janice and Stuart Shorenstein Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. Stephen L. Stamm and Gabrielle S. Dinman Michael H. and Martha W. Davidson HSBC–North America Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mosberg Stephen and Diana Ware Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and Neiman Marcus Group David and Bernice Stearman Estate of Marsha Davis International Profit Associates Edward Nahmias Washington Post Company Richard D. Heideman Fellowships The Pinchas and Mark Wisen Fellowships George Nemeth* Susan B. Stearns Ms. Roseanne Diamond Lauren Isaacs Joseph and Elisabeth Nesler William F. Weld Richard and Phyllis Heideman Linda H. Wisen Jean and Jordan Nerenberg Gary M. Stein Terry and Marilyn Diamond Justin Israel Gordon and Toby Newman Jeffrey and Elizabeth Wellek Stephen and Bjorg Ollendorf Lee and Norman Stern William Donner Juel Janis Estate of Jeanne L. Norins Richard and Beatrice Wernick The Raul Hilberg Fellowship The Diane and Howard Wohl Fellowships Roger Packer, M.D. Stone Family Fund Dorfman Pacific Company Jewish Community Foundation Mark Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. White Alvin H. Rosenfeld Howard and Diane Wohl Max Palevsky Margot Sundheimer Foundation Daisy A. Driss Jewish Federation of Palm Beach City Park Avenue Charitable Fund Sidney R. Wilhite Nechama and Leon Tec

*Deceased NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR Gerald Rosenbluth Propaganda Initiative Gonen Paradis Kingwire INDIVIDUALS HOLOCAUST EDUCATION Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenbluth The Marcus Foundation The Brodie Price Fund of the Jewish Kirkland and Ellis Foundation The Samberg Family Foundation Community Foundation of San Diego Kohlberg and Company John G. and Dorothy Auer National Institute for Holocaust The Viterbi Family Foundation of the Jewish Regional Education Corps Mr. and Mrs. Jean Putzer Kraft Foods Sandy and Harvey Belfer RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT FUNDS Education Fund Community Foundation of San Diego Sheldon and Elinor Seevak–Seevak Daniel J. Sapadin Landmark Commercial Real Estate Miriam Benjamin, née Ehrmann Bruce H. and Kim Bernstein Family Foundation Mindy R. Schall Laquer Corporate Realty Group Steven Craig Bilow and Patricia Bilow $500,000 OR MORE Dr. and Mrs. Sol Center Education Wojciech Uzdelewicz LaSalle Bank, N.A. Barbara and Charles Byer Steven and Suzanne Hilton Bruce and Suzanne Glassman Regional Education Summits Lautman and Company Sidney Davidson Sally and Jeffrey Levine Dina Zvenko Conference on Jewish Material Claims Academy for Genocide Prevention Lehman Brothers, Inc. Samuel Dove Against Germany The Ford Foundation Lewis & Sheron Textile Company Mary L. and Gerald M.* Fisch Bringing the Lessons Home: Holocaust Educational and Public Programs Linvest Company Marc and Patricia Foorman Abramson/Brandeis Endowment Fund Education for the Community Joy and Jerry Monkarsh Family Foundation Remember the Children: Defying Genocide Film Marcus Corporation Foundation Patti M. Garner The Goldsmith Family Foundation Daniel's Story Exhibition Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe Family Foundation Maurice Electrical Supply Co., Inc. Jeri and Fred Goldberg Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National Conferences for Educators Ms. Marcia F. Levin Educational Publications Stanley and Judy Ruskin Merrill Lynch Richard and Jane Hand Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc. Mark D. Ein, Marion Lewin, and Steven Hess Mesirow Financial Bella Heppenheimer Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund CORPORATE Washington Post Company Ross Director’s Initiative MGK Group Sara Silverman Klompus SUPPORTERS E-Outreach Information Technology Project Eric F. and Lore Ross Microsoft Giving Campaign Eugene Kohan and Family The Yetta and Jacob Gelman Endowment California Educational Project Joseph and Sheila Gutman Millennium Management of Livingston Morton and Jean Kramer Anonymous Carole and Steven Weinberg Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation Southern California Forum on Miller, Canfield, Paddock, and Hubert Maiden Maurice R. and Corinne P. Greenberg Fund Avy and Marcie Stein Teacher Education Action Electric Sales, Inc. Stone, P.L.C. Henry D. Mayer Alliance Capital Management LP Dallas Initiative on Holocaust Education The Lumer Family Morgan Stanley Frederick T. Miller and Kathryn E. Cade Jack and Anita Hess Endowment Fund American Express Foundation Ms. Carol Aaron First Person Series Moses and Susan Libitzky Motorola Foundation Bella Mischkinsky Aon Foundation Alliance Capital Management LP Louis F. Smith Mutual of America Edward B. Nathan Hoffberger/Cannon Fund Ariel Capital Management Steve Baron Speakers Bureau NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc. Elisabeth M. Orsten Atascosa Capital Limited Partnership Howard and Robin Beckerman Give Me Your Children: Voices from the Jewish Holocaust Survivors and NCH Corporation Ted and Patti Paroly The Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus Fund for the Atlantis Hotel Casino Michael and Mary Lee Broder Lodz Ghetto Exhibition Friends of Greater Washington Neiman Marcus Group Herbert and Rita F. Reiman Study of the Fate and Rescue of Children AT&T Foundation Peter Brodsky The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Irene Katz North and Company Elaine Minow Resnick Automotive Warranty Solutions Steven Collis Stanley and Sandy Bobb Colonel Erwin Schiff, USA (Ret.), Oppenheimer Funds, Inc. Sol and Roz Ruthman The Miles Lerman Center for the Study of Jewish Resistance Avenue Capital Management II, LP Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Mildred Hofberg and Mrs. Charlene Schiff Orth Liquidating Trust Arlene Shenkus William Blair and Company Foundation Julia Danklef Lodzer Organization Of California Michael P. Trexler Park Avenue Charitable Fund Linda and Schuyler Sylvers The Dr. and Mrs. Alec C. Levin Educational Outreach Fund Blavin and Company Howard and Sandy Donsky The Marian and Eva Rokacz Park Cities Bank Madeline Vadkerty Bradley and Ripley Barbara and Burton C. Einspruch Family Foundation Special and Traveling Exhibitions Peoples Energy Dr. Robert D. Wald The Philip and Janice Levin Foundation Brownstein Hyatt and Farber PC Patricia Fagadau Dan K. Wassong Anonymous Pfizer Foundation Collections and Acquisitions Endowment Fund C A R Leasing, Inc. The Fagadau Family PHD USA ESTATES for Art and Artifacts Century 21 Associates Foundation, Inc. Cynthia and Robert Feldman International Teacher Training Initiative Survivors Affairs Prudential Foundation Chicago Mercantile Exchange Estate of Ursula Arnold Stanley Fine Ambassador and Mrs. Henry L. Kimelman Sidney Z. Lawrence, M.D. Matching Gifts William S. and Ina Levine Scholar-in-Residence Endowment Fund City Investment Fund, L.P. Estate of Rosalie Avery Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frankel Rachlin Cohen and Holtz LLP Classic Residence by Hyatt Estate of Leroy Block Gold Family Foundation Law Enforcement and Society Teacher Workshops Republic Title of Texas, Inc. May Family Endowment for Civic Responsibility Training Colchester Partners David Blumenthal Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Gold The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Anonymous Ropes and Gray Cole Taylor Bank Remainder Trust Marshall and Robert Goldberg Foundation Ann and Bruce Bachmann RPM International Inc. The Pines, Sarna, Statfeld Summer Institute DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP Estate of Suzette Derzavis Mr. and Mrs. Alan Golman Johnson & Johnson RSM McGladrey, Inc. for the Museum Teacher Fellowship Program Dorfman Pacific Company Estate of Ilse Besman Earl Ms. Lisa Epstein Miami Initiative on Holocaust Education Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc. Ruden McClosky Martin and Dorothy Eisenbach Dune Capital Management LP Samuel Herskovits Patricia Camp Stephen L. Stamm and Gabrielle S. Dinman Sade Development Company Irrevocable Trust The Duane Rath Endowment Fund Carol Enters List Company, Inc. The Kam Group Jack Chester Foundation SBC Foundation Estate of Lillian J. Epps Equity Group Investments Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Robert and Michelle Diener Traveling Exhibitions Charles Schwab Estate of Irving A. Goldstein The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Exelon Corporation Dr. Michael Katz Itchko Ezratti Arthur and Carol Goldberg Randy Schmit and Assoc., Inc. Estate of Samuel N. Goldstein Committee on Conscience Fund Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Michael Katzenstein Oscar and Ellen Feldenkreis Takiff Family Foundation Sheffield Asset Management Estate of Mildred Golombeck Fimat USA, LLC Peter Kraus Greater Miami Jewish Federation Sidley Austin Brown and Wood, LLP Estate of Stanley Goodman The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families GE Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kusin Maxine and Kenneth Schwartz Stearns, Weaver, Miller, Weissler, Arthur J. Goodwin Trust Educational Technology and Outreach Fund COMMITTEEON GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Estate of Jack Gottloeb Mr. and Mrs. Nate Levine Rita Schwartz Alhadeff and Sitterson, P.A. CONSCIENCE Goldberg Kohn Bell Black Rosenbloom Rose L. Jacobs Revocable Trust Karen and Walter Levy Scott D. Segal Steinberg Advisors, Ltd Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Fund for & Moritz, Ltd. Estate of Ella Klein Fred and Anne Margolin Sue’s Landscaping the Study of Antisemitism Committee on Conscience Fund Goldman, Sachs and Co. Estate of Harry H. Klein Neiman Marcus Group Museum Teacher Fellowship Program Time Inc. Time To Give Back Campaign Anonymous Gordon Management, Inc., Edgewater Fund Estate of Shirley M. Lazar Megan and Casey McManenin Ted and Lorri Bernstein TransWestern Publishing Pearl Resnick Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program Endowment Fund Edward I. and Janine Biskind Graf & Pitkowitz Rechtsanwälte GmbH Lore F. Leder Revocable Trust Ms. Tracy Naftalis Jan M. and Eugena Krol Charitable Travis, Wolff and Company LLP Joey Breslow W.W. Grainger, Inc. John L. and Ray Marie S. Markstein Shirley Pollock Foundation Walgreen Co. Charitable Remainder Unitrust Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson Robbins Traveling and Cindy Carlo Greenberg Traurig, LLP Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas Louis F. Smith Washington Post Company Estate of Charles L. Meyer Temporary Exhibitions Fund Colby College Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Rasansky Wiley Rein LLP Estate of Bella Miller Edward F. Cowen Grund and Leavitt, P.C. Marcus and Ann Rosenberg Foundation Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals, D.B. Zwirn and Company, LP Michael and Maria Mortkowicz Trust Helena Rubinstein Foundation Endowment Elliott Frank Harris Bank Foundation Charles and Lynn Schusterman 1933-1945 Traveling Exhibition Estate of George Nemeth Dennis Friedman HSBC–North America Family Foundation The Rubens Family Foundation Estate of Jeanne L. Norins The J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Senior Scholar-in-Residence Fund Glencoe Schools Activity Fund IBM International Foundation Betty and Steve Silverman LEGACYOF Estate of Alfred and Rosalind Perlman Asaf Homossany Ideal Box and Graphics Company David Shutee Online Encyclopedia Translation Project LIGHTSOCIETY Estate of Miriam Rosenberg The Curt C. and Else Silberman Summer Seminar for Jessica Glickman Intercontinental Truck Brokerage Phyllis Rubin Trust Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart David Becker and Ann Peckenpaugh Becker University Faculty Endowment Jewish Community Foundation Corporation Estate of Lillian Shakman Ari Susman Philanthropic Fund We recognize the generosity and vision Hillary Katz International Profit Associates William H. Spitalsky Trust Travis, Wolff and Company LLP Howard L. and Judie Ganek Philanthropic of those donors who have informed the Sosland Foundation Fellowship Fund for the Kenneth S. Kuchin Investors Solutions Inc. Estate of Fred S. Steiner Ms. Laurie Werner Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Museum of their bequest intention or have Jewish Source Study Initiative Michael Kushner IRVRU Co. Estate of Mary B. Walton Janice and Norman Winton Amy Kaslow made other planned giving arrangements, Elisa Mailman JM Zell Partners, Ltd Estate of Michi Weglyn David Wohlstater during the period January 1, 2006 through The Sudikoff Annual Interdisciplinary Seminar on Ralph Mancuso JMB Insurance Estate of Martin F. Witkin Tom Youngblood Phoenix Initiative on Holocaust Education December 31, 2006. Estates in which distribu- Estate of Ethel Yazen Genocide Prevention Lisa Marrocchino Johnson & Johnson Peggy and Mark Zilbermann The Anz Company LLC tions of $1,000 or more were received during Charles Zohlman Trust Millennium Management of Livingston JP Morgan Chase William S. and Ina Levine Foundation the period are also listed. The following are Eve and David Mills Justgive Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race Perry Mann all individuals and estates that have given Morgan Stanley Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Traveling Exhibition consent for such a listing. Owl Creek Asset Management, L.P. KAWG&F, P.A. Dorot Foundation

*Deceased ANNUAL B. and F. Badzin Foundation Gary and Beth Birnbaum Chest Medicine Consultants Howard and Sandy Donsky Gail A. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Louisa H. Goldstein John J. and Judith Hannan Robert A. Imershein CONTRIBUTORS James and Fern Badzin Gloria Bischoff Ms. Lili Chester Tom Douglass Ruth and Arnold Feuerstein Louis and Helene Galen Mrs. Lyn Goldstein Raymond P. Happy Investors Solutions Inc. Alan Baer Bradley A. Blakeman, Esq. Arthur Childs Bernard Drabkin Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Ira and Judith Gall Muriel Goldstein Eliyahou Harari IRVRU Co. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baidack Louis Blau Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Choffnes Meira Drazin Marty and Donna Field Robert Galletta Cindi and Alan Golman Martin Harper Glenn Irwin, Jr. We gratefully acknowledge the gen- Robert D. and Marjorie Bajefsky Ronald and Susan Blavatt Pamela Halpern Chozen and Sherman Dreiseszun Larry and Marilyn Fields Samantha Garcia Joseph L. Goltzman John A. and Nancy Harris Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Isakowitz erosity of the many donors who have Edward and Ellen Bakal Jessica Blazer Michael Chozen Dan L. Drexler Mr. and Mrs. Fields Alice Garfield Eric and Yonina Gomberg Michelle and Corey Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jacobs contributed to the Museum from Jan- Barry Baker Frederic Bleiberg City Investment Fund, L.P Allen Dreyfuss Peter S. Fine Edith G. Garner Jason Goodman Jay P. Hartig David Jacobson uary 1 through December 31, 2006. Richard and Kathi Balaban Jeffrey and Melissa Bleiweis Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Clark Jerry Dreyfuss Stanley and Lynn Fine Bruce, Sandra, and Jessica Garrett Joan and Charles Goodman Rita Dee Hassenfeld Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacobson Richard Bamberger Ted Bloch Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Clayman Ms. Lori Dube Ralph and Cynthia Finerman Kenneth Gart Marianne Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Hebeisen Frank and Leslie Jaffe $1,000–$2,499 Henry J.H. Bandet Ellen Block Bruce Cohen Samuel R. Dweck Foundation, Inc. Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation Ralph Geiderman Mark Goodman Mrs. Jami D. Heidegger Michael and Laurie Anne Jaffe Anonymous (6) Thomas Barad Jeffrey Block and Michele Gerus Bruce and Inez Cohen EC Mills David Fingerman Geleerd Family Sheldon Goodman Florence Heiman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jaffee Carol and Steve Aaron Avi Barbasch Bradley M. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. George Cohen Florence and Paul Eckstein S. Finkelstein Norman and Mary Geller Barbara Gordon Mark J. Heiman Robert D. and Phyllis Jaffee Dr. Sheila Westerfeld Abiri Dolores and Ralph Barnett Eunice and Irving Bloom Herbert L. Cohen John D. and Diane Eckstein Thomas Firth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Gendell Eugene and Carlotte Gordon Howard A. and Judith A. Heit Mrs. Shelly Jaffe David G. Abraham Rita Braver Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bloom Hilary and Gidon Cohen Alan Edelman Stephen K. Fischel Dr. Henry Gerad Lee and Dana Gordon Alan and Abbe Heller The Jakubowich Family Abrams Foundation Arnold and Gail Baron Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bloomfield Howard Cohen Charles and Lois Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fischer Lawrence and Sheila Gerber Al and Nancy Gorman Jill and Sandford Heller Daniel S. Japha Alvin Abrams Lisbeth Baron Louis J. and Jean Bloomfield Jerry C. and Carole J. Cohen Alexander Efros Mrs. Margaret H. Fischer Marc and Janet Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Nat Gorodetzky Mollie Heller Jerrick Waterproofing Co., Inc. Lawrence Abrams Steve and Gilian Baron Sara J. Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eggener M. Fischman Benjamin and Maria Germain Dr. Robert H. Gotkin Susan B. Hepner Jewish Community Endowment Alan Abramson Bruno A. Barreiro, Jr. Rodney Bluestone Michael and Edith Cohen Bernard Ehrlich Mark and Randi Fisher Mark and Valerie Gerstein Barbara Gottesman Michael and Judith Herman Foundation Charles S. Ackerman The Barrington Foundation, Inc. Saul Bluestone Mitchell Cohen Jessica Ehrlich Edwin and Joan Fishman Gettinger Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gottschalk Michael and Karen Herman Jewish Community Foundation Russell and Desiree Ackerman Gordon and Myrna Bartelstein Herschel and Goldene Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Cohen Peter Ehrlich Steven and Susan Fiterman William Getz Michael Gould Sylvan C. Herman Jewish Community Foundation Ethel and Philip Adelman Charitable Mark and Sheri Bartelstein David Blumenfeld Richard Cohen Barbara and Burton C. Einspruch Hope L. Flack B. R. Gilbert Kathleen M. Gowell Stephen and Anita Hersh of Southern Arizona Foundation Cecile C. Bartman Guy M. Blynn Robert Cohen Lois and Steve Eisen Eric and Edith Flagg Richard I. and Anita Gilford Jacob and Anna Graff Susan Hershenson and Jewish Federation of St. Louis Richard Adelman Thomas R. Baruch Norman R. and Virginia Bobins Jacquesemy Cohenca Foundation Joseph A. Eisenberg Bruce and Joan Flashner Connie Gilson B. Graham Marvin B. Lieberman Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Andrea and Robert L. Adeson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Baskin Suzann and Peter Bobley Cohn Family Foundation Eisenberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleischer Bernard and Ellen S. Gitler Janice Graham Stuart and Judy Hershon Friends of Greater Washington James and Esthy Adler David and Debra Baum Meyer Bobrow Colby College Arthur Eisenkraft Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischman Seymour and Rita Glanzer Janice Smith Graham Samuel Herskovits Jocarno Fund Maxine Adler Seymour Baum Judith Bodie Frederick and Dorothy Coleman Lillian and Elliott Eisman Roy Fleischmann Allan Glass Patsy Graham Arthur Hertz Alan Joelson Philip and Dina Adsetts Jerry Baumberger Harvey S. and Beverly Bodker Foundation Hilary Eldridge Carol Fleisher Dr. Blanche Glass W.W. Grainger, Inc. Jennings Hertz Stephen and Sandra Joffe Shirley Aidekman-Kaye Leonard and Joy Baxt Lee Bohm Sanford and Jean Colen James Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Mark Fleisher Ms. Beth Glassman Greater Miami Jewish Federation Martin and Evelyn Hertz Andrew C. John Andrew and Mona Albert Michael Bearman Michael and Joyce Bohnen Steven and Toni Collis Esther Ellman Seymour Fleisher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glassman The Green Family Foundation Gisela Herzl Marcia Johnson Craig and Heidi Albert Arthur P. and Miriam Becker Karen Braden Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Colman Louis Ellman William Foggle Elaine and Alvin Glatt Barry D. Green Brenda and L. Harvey Hewit Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnson Robert and Margaret M. Aldape David M. Becker Mr. Michael Brandsdorfer and Communities Foundation of Texas Michael and Becky Elrad James and Karen Foreit Baruch A. Glaubach Michael Green Bruce and Vicki Heyman Allen and Ellen Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Moses T. Alexander Dr. Dori Becker and Dr. Rachelle Brandsdorfer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Elsberg Todd Foreman GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Green Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heyman Carol and Mike Joseph Don and Karin Allen Mr. Michael Becker Adam Brass Dorothy Cooper Howard and Sydney Engel Sir Ronald Foulis Lowell R. Glazer Stanley Greenbaum Fern and Arnold Heyman Marc Joseph James W. Allen Becker Architects Leslianne Braunstein Elizabeth L. Cooper Chris and Jennifer Engelman Jonathan C. Fox and Philip Glazer Carrie Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Heyman Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis Alliance Capital Management LP Sam and Margareta Becker Daniel Bregman Mr. and Mrs. J P. Cooper Pat and Lenor England Suzanne Markel-Fox Burton and Adrienne Glazov Gerald and Allison Greenberg Ms. Sally Heyman Justgive Anatole Alper Howard and Robin Beckerman Joan Breibart Milton Cooper Carol Enters List Company, Inc. Ilana and Steven Fradkin Eileen M. Gleimer Harold H. Greenberg Susan Heyman Natalya Kagalovsky Robert Alper Keith and Mary Bednarowski Dawn and Ted Breiter Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cooper William Eppel Richard Frank Barry and Catherine Glick Marcia and Joel Greenberg Colonel Irving Heymont Joel and Patricia Kagan Penny and David Alschuler James and Linda Beers Dorit Brennan Bruce Cooperman Arthur Epstein Mrs. Gerald Frankel Lawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick Jeffrey N. Greenblatt James P. Hickman Marc A. and Teressa Kahan Leonard Alshan Ruth Beer Bletzinger Nanette and Arthur Brenner Dr. and Mrs. Joel Cornfield Gary and Jeralyn Epstein Roger and Betty Frankel Foundation Owen and Barbara Greenblatt Thomas Hilb Richard E. Kahan Howard and Jamie Alter Steven Beilowitz Marvin Brittman Sylvia Corwin* Hal M. Epstein Marc B. Franklin Jessica Glickman The Greene Foundation Ronald and Susan Hillman Mr. and Mrs. Ethan G. Kahn Betty Altman Donald and Susan Belgrad Joan Brock Enid B. Cosman Philip G. Erdoes Nicholas Frazee David and Marlene Glickstein Alan and Carol Greene Amitabh and Supriva Himatsingka Marvin H. and Elaine Kahn Am Shalom Sharon Bell and Gregory A. Gray Michael and Mary Lee Broder Stacey E. Costello Barbara and Scott Erlich Twilight and Marc Freedman Jeffrey and Ellen Gluskin Mr. and Mrs. Alan Greene John L. Hines Stewart Kahn Ms. Mildred Watz Amarnick David Ben-Gurion Culture Club The Broms Family Foundation Marjorie F. and Irving Cowan Samuel I. Eskenazi Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goelman Neil R. Greene Helen Hirsch Kahn-Abeles Foundation American Academy of Child and Michael and Melissa Berenbaum Edgar M. Bronfman, Sr. Edward F. Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Maks Etingin Allen R. Freedman The Gold Family Foundation Marla R. and James I. Greenfield Allen and Nancy Hirschfield Jay A. Kaiser Adolescent Psychiatry Allen M. Berg Arnold and Adrienne Brookstone Gerald B. Cramer Family Foundation, Helen B. Etkin Brad Freedman H. J. and Marjorie Gold Terri D. White Gregory Linday Hirschsohn Philip Kaiser American Express Foundation Clifford Berger David S. and Caryn H. Bross Inc. Fairfield County Community Gerald and Anne Freedman Ilene Gold Hyla Greinetz Andrew and Dana Hirt Steven and Katherine Kalin Amity Club Charity Foundation, Inc. Max Berger Bernard and Shirlee Brown Allen and Jone Dalezman Foundation Gerald and Ellen* Freedman Ms. Leslie Gold Richard Grey Mrs. Dale R. Hisiger Andrew Kalotay Robyn and David Andalman Stephen and Constance Berger Candy and Ike Brown Merwyn E. and Dolly Dan Robert Falconer Mr. and Mrs. Moses Freedman Rita Sue and Alan J. Gold Sonia and Gedalio Grinberg Abraham and Frieda Hochberg The Kam Group Joseph S. Anderson Les and Marcia Berglass Donald and Helen Brown Rene F. and Yvonne Daniel Falic Family Foundation Neil and Wendy Freeman Sidney Gold Richard and Jody Grobman Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kamen Edward F. Anixter Mr. and Mrs. Jusitn Bergman, Jr. Stephen and Sara Brown Julia Danklef Linda Fallowes Jeffrey and Hollis Freimark A. Goldberg Alfred and Suzanne Gross Arie Hochberg Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kamins Annes Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bergson Jason Bryant Howard and Nancy Dardick Marilyn Farrish-Levay Charles and Karen Friedberg Arthur Goldberg Ellen Gross and Jim Patton Dr. and Mrs. Zachary Hodes Harvey Kaminski Susan Ansin and Dr. Joe LeBauer Simon Bergson Herbert Buchwald Louis and Ronni Davidowitz Joan L. Feder Mrs. Leonard Friedel Caryn Goldberg and Jane Lloyd Merle A. Gross Ann S. Hoenig Stanley Kane Charitable Trust Aon Foundation Fred M. Bering Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Burgunder, Jr. Alvin and Fern Davis Foundation Joseph and Debra Federman Joel and Stacy Friedland Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goldberg Donna L. Gruenbeck-Blackburn Jonathan M. Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Kaplan Dr. Jeffrey L Apfelbaum Keith and Janna Berk Elliott Burka Richard and Rosalee Davison Joseph L. Feigenbaum Eugene Friedlander Foundation Lee and Beverly Goldberg Mark Gudesblatt Judy Hoffman Cindy and Joe Kaplan APNG Readiness Center Fred and Sylvia Berman Murray and Beth Burke Salomon and Rita Dayan Carole Feiger Abby Friedman Marshall and Robert Goldberg The Guterman Family Foundation Lawrence Hoffman David and Esther Kaplan Henry P. Appelbaum Jack and Barbara Berman Richard Butwinick Steven Dayan Harry and Arlene Feiger Albert and Suzanne Friedman Robert M. Goldberg Laurence J. Guthmann Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoffman David and Julie Kaplan Lori and Marty Aronovitz James M. Berman William A. Cahn, III Armando P. De Leon IV Jon Feiger Dennis Friedman and Susan Seo Stephen and Diana Goldberg Alison Gutterman Michael Hokin Harold L. Kaplan and Robin B. Katz Mr. Geoffrey Aronow and Laurie and Joe Berman California Community Foundation William De Woskin Richard and Michelle Fein Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goldbloom Julius Guttman Joan Holland and Eli Glassman Jeff and Julie Kaplan Ms. Melinda Halpert Ernest and Lara Berner Joshua R. Cammaker Ms. Carol M. Dean Diane S. and Kenneth R. Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Julian Friedman Constance Golden Adam M. Haber Jeff Hollander Larry and Anna Kaplan Arrow Electronics Inc. Irving Bernstein Jerome W. and Dorothy Canter Gordon Deckelbaum Elaine Feinner Charitable Lead Trust The Morris and Phyllis J. Friedman Edward and Paula Golden Carl L. Haefling The Hoppenstein Family Foundation Leonard and Tobee Kaplan The Gail M. Asarch Private Charitable Irwin and Jill Bernstein Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Cape Samuel and Robert Decker Richard Feinstein Charitable Foundation Harvey Golden William and Sharon Hait Larry Horn Richard and Sharon Kaplan Foundation Jan M. Bernstein Judith G. Caplan Foundation Brenda H. Feis Lance Friedmann and Sari Gluckin S.A. Goldenberg Michele Hakimian and Kevin Sterling Alice Horner Robert Kaplan Gail Asarch Miriam Bernstein David Carliner Sandra and Dennis Dembs Feldenkreis Family Foundation Inc. Ted Friehling Goldman Funeral Group Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Halaj Family Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Horodas Ely Kaplansky Ruth and Herb Aschkenasy Sally Bernstein Robert and Nancy Carr Warren Dennis Barbara and Leonard Feldman Samuel and Eleanor Frishman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Goldman Foundation Symcha Horowitz The Kaplen Foundation Rolla and Joseph Ash Stuart and Wilma Bernstein Richard J. Cavell Rebecca A. Derby Deborah and Bruce Feldman Ira and Elise Frost Jay G. Goldman Jeremy and Nancy Halbreich Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Horwitz Morris J. and Betty Kaplun The Sol and Lillian Ash Foundation Thomas and Karen Bernstein Center for Athletic Medicine Brian Detrich Clara and Jerry Feldman Dr. and Mrs. William Frost Jonathan E. Goldman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hallet Michael Horvitz Foundation Joshua Einstein Astrof William and Paula Bernstein Earl and Margery Chapman Eugene Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. David E. Feldman Fred N. Fuss Richard Goldman Herbert Halperin Mr. and Mrs. Morris Horvitz Mr. William Kapner and AT&T Foundation David and Susan Bershad Aron P. Charad Mr. and Mrs. Mark Deutsch David Feldman FVB Foundation Robert S. and Jocelyn Goldman Janice H. Halperin Mrs. Mimi Horwitz Mrs. Hilary Smith Kapner Atlantis Hotel Casino Marshall and Shirley Besikof Chatman Group, Inc. Neal and Toby Deutsch Leslie Feldman Steven J. Gaba and Amy L. Beckman William Goldman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Murray Halpern H.S. Foundation Barbara and Leo Karas Michael W. and Nicole N. Auerbach Harold and Barbara Beznos Donna L. Cherniak William Dewoskin and Wendy Gross Nancy and Barbara Feldman Gerard T. Gabrys Donald F. and Alice Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamity Ms. Mary J. Hudak Martin E. Karlinsky Automotive Warranty Solutions The John Bickford Foundation Samuel Chernin Bernard Dillenberger Brian Feltein Barbara Gadon Marv Goldsmith Ira and Linda Hanan David and Kay Husman Susan Karsen Lillian Babtkis Mark and Wendy Biderman Eldon Cherniss Barbara M. Dinoff Donald M. Ferencz Ira Gaines and Cheryl J. Willis and Marilynn Goldsmith The Handelsman Family Foundation Harry Hutzler Ms. Dorothy Karson George Backer Family Foundation, Ms. Andrea R. Biller Edward A. Chernoff Dennis and Nancy Ditlove Jacqueline R. and Gilbert Fern Hintzen-Gaines Ira and Linda Goldstein Harvey and Robin Hanerfeld IBM International Foundation David and Cheryl Karton Inc. Larry Birenbaum Louis and Aliza Chertkow Fred Donner John and Marcy Fernandez Andreas and Suzanne Gal Joel Goldstein Mark Hankin Ideal Box and Graphics Company Bette and Eugene Kasanof

*Deceased Simon A. Kasler and Paula Brafman Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Krasnoff Ms. Carolyn S. Levin Irving and Harriet Malitson Harold Mindell Jack and Leah Pariser William Rein Sholi Rotblatt Edward and Irma Schwartz Jeffrey Silverstone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kassen Paul L. Kraus Daniel and Fay Levin Cary and Lisa Malkin Stan Minkinow Park Cities Bank Stacy Reines Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Roth Joan C. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Simborg Nancy Kator Adrienne F. Krausz Gerald and Laurie J. Levin Mrs. Lilly Malnik Sandra C. and Lowell Mintz Joshua B. and Debra Kittay Parker Nick and Livia Reisman Dr. and Mrs. Howard Rothenberg Joseph and Lili Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Simkowitz Annabelle Katz Harold and Joan Krauthamer Ian H. and Cyrelle Levin Jed and Miranda Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Saul A. Mintz Robert and Jeanne Parker Margarete and Rolf Renschler Thomas Rothgiesser and Kenneth and Maxine Schwartz Barry and Joyce Simon Arnold Katz Ronald and Karen Krefman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levin Ruth B. Mandel Alan and Barbara Mirken Jerome Parke Republic Title of Texas, Inc. George Lucas Mark S. Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Barry Simon Richard Katz David Kreisman Jacob S. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mandell Peter Model Michelle Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Michael Resmo Travis Rothlein Mel and Janis Schwartz Diana and Robert Simon Susan D. and Ralph Katz Frank and Marion Kreith Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Levin Roz* and Dick Mann Isaac and Doris Moinester Harriet and Steven Passerman Jimmy and Lidia Resnick Jackie and Douglas Rothman Rita and Sam D. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Simon Cyrus and Lynn Katzen Ms. Barbara M. Kreitzer and Mark Levin Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Phil Molstre Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Paster Fred Richman Robert Rothschild James Scott and Jackie Gary and Vicki Simon Lawrence and Jane Katzen Alan Sanders The Richard and Emily Levin Eileen Marcus Mimi S. Monett Douglas Patinkin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ricken Marvin and Jan Rotter Jenkins-Scott Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Simon Jay Kaufman Michael and Anna Kremer Foundation Ms. Gail B. Marcus Gladys Monroy Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin The Ridgefield Foundation David I. and Gabrielle Rousso Edwin Seave Marvin and Marilyn Simon Ronald H. and Barbara Kaufman Edward and Mary Kresky Robert Levin Mardell Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Monsein Joseph and Eda Pell Shoshana Riemer John W. Rowe Jack Seed Sidney Simon Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaufmann The Leonard and Ruth Kriser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levin Fred and Susan Mardell Monterey Fund Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Pell Michael Ries and Elaine Leboff-Ries RPM International Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Segal Jay R. and Diane Simons Joel Kavet Foundation Robert and Joanne Levin Fred and Anne Margolin Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Month Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Pergament Barry Riff Cele H. and William B. Rubin The Jean and Charles Segal Judith Simons KAWG&F, P.A. Joseph D. Krouse Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Levin Sam Margolin Lilot S. Moorman and Jeffrey B. Lewis Perkiss Robert Gore Rifkind Foundation Family Fund Foundation Linda G. Singer Jack Kay Jakob Kryszek Steven and Susan Levin Elizabeth H. Margosches and Bradley Marian Perling Darrell and Beth Rigel Mark Rubin Scott D. Segal Paul, Emily, Laura and Brian Singer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kay Dr. and Mrs. Max Kukler Barry Levine Donald B. Melman Morgan Stanley Marc and Claire Perlman Max and Marian Ripps Julius Rudel Saul and Beth Ann Segal Mr. William S. Singer and Shelley Kay Allen Kupfer Barry L. Levine Alexander S. Mark Ari Moses Andrew and Carol Perlmutter The Philip W. Riskin Charitable Stephen I. Rudin The Norman and Barbara Seiden Ms. Joanne Cicchelli Steven Kazan Kurinsky Family Fund Harold Levine Donald B. Mark Seymour Moskowitz Eric and Judy Perlmutter Foundation Gail and David Rudnick Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Sislen Jon and Beth Kean Arthur and Cynthia Kurlanzik Larry Levine Dorris Mark John H. Moss Mrs. Louis Perlmutter Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rivkind Robert Russell Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lee Seidman Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Siwak Sheila Keeshin Mrs. Norman Kurtz The Levine Family Jack Markovitz Lawrence Moss Shelly Perlmutter Richard K. Robbins Barry and Linda Russin Seiger Family Foundation Alan and Sarah Skerker Stephen Kelin and Joy Lerner Jonathan C. Kushner The Levine Family Foundation Victor Markowicz Robert J. and Nancy Moss Jerilyn Perman and Brian Perman Sidney Robbins* Alan and Mally Rutkoff Joseph and Randee Seiger Rita Sklar Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Keller Michael Kushner Bari and Keith Levingston Charles L. Marks Motorola Foundation Pfizer Foundation Debra Robin Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Robin and Jill Selati Lynne H. Slaten Mr. and Mrs. James Kendis Lynn and Marc Kutler Margot Levin-Schiff James and Roslyn Marks Wolfgang and Sonya Mueller Thomas and Carole Phiebig Ms. Linda Robin S.C. Foundation Ira and Theophila Semanoff Joel Slepian Marie-Louise Levy Kennedy Marcia and Jonathan Kutz Marshall J. Levit Ronald L. Marmer Mutual of America Ms. Kate Phillips and Carol B. Robinson Alice A. and John J. Sabl Eric Semler Mr. and Mrs. Ted Slepian Bernard and Nina Kent Zev William E. Labins Levitt Foundation Cindy Marrelli N. James Myerberg Mr. Michael Ross Charlotte and Morris Robinson Ann and Bill Sacher Robin Shaffert and Dean Breuner Dr. Hilda Slivka Roman R. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lack Burton and Elinor Levy Lisa Marrocchino Ms. Tracy Naftalis Dr. Maurice Pickard and Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Semilia and Jerry Sack Michael L. Shakman Leon Sloane Steven and Priscilla Kersten Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lamm Donna and Hyman J. Levy Bernard S. and Barbara Mars Paul and Glenda Nagrodzki Dr. Sheila Pickard Foundation Miss Chloe Sacks Sam and Nancy Shamie and Family Todd Slotkin Kertesz Family Foundation Amnon Landan The Hans and Dolores Levy J. Howard and Ilene Marshall Osamu Nakayama Morton Pickman Herman and Jeanne Robinson Tom Safran Bob Shamis Dr. Stanley Small Kesselman Family Foundation Landmark Commercial Real Estate Foundation Lawrence and Eunice Martino Gerty Nardella Pincus Paul Charitable Trust Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Robinson Jonathan Saiber Fran Shanker Robert and Jacqueline Smelkinson Martin S. Kimmel Robert and Julie Lando Irwin and Ellen Levy Lucy A. Marx Judith and Edward Narens Suzanne E. Pipkin Richard and Edward Robinson Ms. Valerie Salembier Oz M. Shapira David and Ginger Smerling Mr. and Mrs. Al King David J. and Randi Landy Karen and Walter Levy Suzette B. and Seth Masters Monroe and Florence Nash Carole Pittelman Family Foundation Gordon J. and Phyllis Salganik Ellen Sue Shapiro Eric Smidt Kenneth King Fred and Corrine Lane Marilyn Levy Henry Mayer Foundation, Inc. Fred Plotkin David A. and Marian Rocker Philanthropic Fund Gary and Dobi Shapiro Dana Weiss Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kingsberg William and Marilyn Lane Mr. and Mrs. Myron Levy Larry Mayer and Donna Broder Natelli Communties Jonathan and Robin Plotkin Jacqueline and Howard Roemer Stuart and Rhonda Salins Keith and Marci Shapiro Harry B. and Joan Peven Smith Esq. Kingwire Doug and Susan Laney William G. and Debra Lewin Leonard Mayer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Murray L. Nathan Herbert and Lorraine Podell Doreen and Peter Rogers Gene Salkind Leonard Shapiro Joseph B. Smith Kirkland and Ellis Foundation Eugene Lang Delmar J. Lewis Richard Mazer Walter and Wendy Nathan Foundation Murray and Susan Rolnick Dr. and Mrs. Barry Salky Martin Shapiro Ken Smith Irwin Kishner Foundation Roberto Lang Ila Lewis Robert R. Mazer Philip and Sima Needleman Leslie M. Pollack Neil Rollnick Steven Sall Sidney Shapiro General and Mrs. W.Y. Smith J.I. Kislak Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Lang Lawrence Lewis Ruden McClosky Michael and Noemi Neidorff Maria and Adam Pollock Stephen H. Roper Jack Saltz Stephen R. Shapiro, M.D. Brian Smooke Dr. Alan Kivitz and Dr. Vicki Sommer Michael Langley Randall and Patricia Lewis Linda D. and Howard McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Michael Neil Mark A. Pollak and Janet Meyers Douglas C. and Michelle Rose Stanley C. Samowitz Richard and Joan Sharfstein Ed Snider The Klaus Family Foundation Charna Larkin Steven Libster Michael and Donna McConnell Arnold Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rose Marvin Sandler Richard and Phyllis Sharlin Jordan P. Snyder Family Arthur S. and Eleanor H. Klein Eleanor Laser Eric Lidow Marcia P. McCraw Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Sidney D. Pollack Marian H. Rose Daniel J. Sapadin Mrs. Phyllis Shavitz Philanthropic Foundation Philanthropic Fund Oscar Lasko Harry Lieberman Laura Kind McKenna Joe Neubauer Shirley Pollock Andrew Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saper Arnold Sheiffer James Sobel Ben Klein Martin Lasky Ellen and Richard Lincer John McLaughlin Frances Neuman Joseph Popper Esther and Sam Rosen Julian Savage Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries Shein Seymour Sobel Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Klein Elayne and Herbert S. Laufman The Linvest Company Stanley and Jean Meadows Mr. Sanford and Dr. Rosalind Neuman Richard and Lucy Z. Port Leora and Morton Rosen SBC Foundation Frank Shelp Barbara R. Sobernheim Spencer D. Klein Lautman and Company Maurice Lipnick Brian Meister Neal Newman Dr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Port Mrs. Paula Rosen Gary R. Schaevitz Alan J. Shepherd Edwin Soforenko Mr. and Mrs. Val Klein Sidney Z. Lawrence, M.D., and Dr. Herbert Lippitz Eunice and Jerry Meister Samuel Newman Joel S. Porter Abe S. Rosenbaum James and Laura Schallman Linda Rae Sher Allen and Judith Sokal Ava and Bruce Kleinman Louise Lawrence-Israels Marlene Lipschultz James and Joyce Meitus Jodi A. and Gregg Newmark Barbara and Ira Post William L. Rosenbaum Donald W. Schaumberger Stanley and Linda Sher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Solomon Ira and Leslie Kleinmuntz Gene G. Leary Howard L. Lipschutz Richard and Barbara Melcher Mr. and Mrs. James M. Newmyer Potter’s Wheel Foundation Mrs. Gloria Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Schectman David A. and Susan Sherman Marion Sondermann Jules and Gwen Knapp William and Linda Leavitt Dr. Edward and Mrs. Estie Lipsit The Melrene Fund H.V. Nickel Stephen Pozez Julius Rosenberg Larry B. and Jane K. Scheinfeld Gail H. Sherman Michael Southern Mr. and Mrs. Russel S. Knapp Stanley and Elaine Lebar Rosolino Loduca Lewis Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nirenberg The Sidney Pressberg Family Miriam Rosenberg* Harry Scher Jeffrey Y. Sherman Jay and Nora Spak Brother Barry Knispel Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lebovitz Charles J. and Lisa Loewe Oliver and Shelley Mendell North and Co. Leanne Price W. Michael Rosenberg Stuart R. and Lois Scheyer Leonard and Diane Sherman Martin and Audree Spatz Ed Koch Elizabeth Kramer Lefkofsky and Peter and Helen Loewenstein Yehuda Mendelson North Maple Drive Acct. Nancy F. Price Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Rosenblatt Colonel Erwin Schiff, USA (Ret.) and Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Spector Janis L. Koch Liz Lefkosky Mr. and Mrs. Hans J. Lopater Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mendes Adam Novak Marshall L. Pridgen, Sr. Alan and Ellen Rosenblum Mrs. Charlene Schiff S.K. Shevick Ernest Spevak Ruth R. Koeppel Melvyn Lefkowitz Roger Lorberbaum, D.M.D., P.C. Sabina C. Mendschel Robert Nussbaum Steven and Debbie Prince Carol and Steve Rosenblum Ms. Janet Schiffman The Shickman Family Foundation Jeanette Spiegel Daniel and Stacy Kohl Belinda and Adam Lehman Marilyn Lorberbaum Foundation Linda and Tobie Mercuro Mr. and Mrs. Morton Nyman Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Ron and Vicki Rosenblum Maxine R. Schiffman Frances Shiftan Fred S. Spindel Allen, Dolores, Herbert, and Marvin H. Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lord Hope Mehlman and Eli Hurowitz Charles and Margaret Obrecht Mrs. Sheila Pruzansky Lea Rosendahl Stanley R. and Frances Roth Schill Herman Shine Ms. Lilly Spitz Sidney Kohl Families Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Leigh Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Lorig Stan and Cynthia M. Merkin Harry A. and Janet I. Oken John Ptak Alvin H. Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Schimmel Henry R. Shinefield Bernard Spitzer Pam Kohlberg David A. Leiman Daniel and Pamela Loewenstein Merrill Lynch Matching Gifts Program Melvin and Roberta Olshansky David and Stephanie Pulver Gerald Rosenfeld Ina and Floyd Schlossberg Shoolman Family Trust Dr. and Mrs. Alan Stanton Bradley Kolar Robert Lemle Alex and Erica Lowy Merrill Lynch Trust Mrs. Pamela Omidyar Jeffrey S. Quicksilver James R. and Frederica Rosenfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schlossmann David and Mollie Shulan Ruth Stanton Ms. Sherry L. Koppel Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lennon Seena Lubcher G. Michael Merritt Paul O’Neill The Norman Raab Foundation Todd Rosengart Jack and Ester Schlusselberg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shulman Staples High School Jeanette S. Koppelman Jacques and Donatella Lennon Ms. Anne S. Lubliner Larry and Beatrice Metzman Oppenheimer Funds, Inc. Sara Raab Marcia and James Rosenheim Bruno Schneider Irving Shuman Ron Starkman John Koren Janet L. Leno Richard R. Lucy Marcy Meyer Jessie H. and Susan Oppenheimer Rachlin Cohen and Holtz, LLP Lisa and Jeff Rosenkrantz Joel and Cathy Schneider Rose L. Shure Mr. and Mrs. Cwi Steiman Dr. David Korn Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Lenowitz Susan and Alan Ludwig Sandra and Bernie Meyer Hedy Orden Ms. Hazel D. Radowsky Robert and Elizabeth Rosenman Yehochai Schneider Clifford Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein, Jr. Sir Hans Kornberg and Kenneth Leopold Marianne H. Luedeking MGK Group Vita and Larry Orenstein Arthur Rafkind Edward Rosenson Stuart and Elizabeth Schnider Fred and Tina Siegel Ken and Nancy Stein Lady Haber Kornberg Steven and Charla Lerman Frank Luntz Jon and Stacey Michelon Eddie and Amy Orton Randy Schmit and Association, Inc. Richard Rosenstock Elliot and Evonne Schnitzer Fredericka Siegel Arnold Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. M. Kornblit Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lerner Barry H. Lustig Microsoft Giving Campaign Carl Osherow Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Rasansky The Marion and Robert Rosenthal Mrs. Felix Schnur* Seth M. Siegel and Rachel Ringler Ms. Francine Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kort Mark and Traci Lerner Mimi Lutwak and Steve Fitzgerald George M. Middlemas Carol Ostrow Amy Rashkow Foundation Karen and Jeffrey Schoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Sigal Morton and Miriam Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kotler Michael Lerner Alexander and Sally Lynch Miller Foundation Diana Owyang and George Mr. and Mrs. Ron Raskin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosenzweig Rudy Schott Alan L. Siger Ms. Susan Steinberg Elinor Weiler Krach Anne Claire Lester Foundation Sidney and Josephine Lyons Aaron and Lindsay Miller Silberschatz Susan Raskin Carl H. Rosner Michael Schreiber Fred Silberstein Estate of Fred S. Steiner Lowell and Caryn Kraff David Levee Curtis Maas Miller, Canfield, Paddock, and Barbara and Robert Paget Eugene Raymond Mrs. Donald K. Ross Wolfhart K. Schubach Sills Foundation, Inc. Jan A. Steinert Manus C. Kraff Greg W. Levenson The Macht Philanthropic Fund Stone, P.L.C. Loren and Brandon Palmer Joan and Robert Rechnitz Lawrence and Marcia Ross Jean Schulman Alan and Cheryl Silver Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family The Kramer Family Ms. Gertrude K. Leviloff Harry Major Joel and Irene Miller Sharon and Stephen Palmer Philanthropic Fund Mitchell N. and Kerry Ross Robert and Nancy Schulman Mark R. Silver Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart Lynn and Charles Kramer The Levin Family Dora Malasky Pam and Joshua Miller Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Panush Mr. and Mrs. Alan N. Rechtschaffen Peter and Marsha Ross and Family Arthur B. Schultz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Silver Russell L. Steinweg Lola* and Saul Kramer Levin Family Foundation Ronald A. Malasky Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills Mr. Gonen Paradis and The Reich Family Renee and Edward Ross Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schwartz Betty and Steve Silverman Ms. Linda B. Stern Hon. and Mrs. Sidney Kramer Allan and Sydnei Levin Martin Malawer Edith Milman Mrs. Jaclyn Booso Robert and Sonya Reich Steven and Ruth Ross Dan Schwartz Peter and Rose Silversmith Michael and Marjorie Stern

*Deceased Michelle Tycher Stein Marc A. Utay Michael and Holly Williams Lillian Alpert Betsy Cohen Simon Goldman Mara Kati Barbara Milewski Paul F. Rose Edward J. Stavetski Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stern Vangrack, Axelson, Williamowsky, Harold L. Wilshinsky Chris Amigo Elie Cohen Robert Goldschmidt Alexanderć Katlan Ron and Susan Miller Jutta Rosen Helen Stechler Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Bender and Fishman Lisa and Joel Winer Juozas Anciukaitis Ellen Cohen Bruno and Jack Goldstein Iosif Kats Jekaterina Minkeviciene Morris Rosen Elliott Stein Morris and Rosalie Sterneck Venetos Foundation, Inc. Marion and Robert Wise Elizabeth and Marius Anholt Michelle Fram Cohen Pamela Goldstein Erich Katz Aleksandras Saulius Minkevicius David Rosenberg John Stevens Jay and Mindy Sterns Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Verby Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiseman Israel Arbeiter Herbert P. Cohn Estate of Sol Goldstein The Estate of Adelaide and Vera Leontievna Mironova Gil Rosenberg Joyce A. Stevens Warren Stieglitz Edward G. Victor Marc Wishkoff Archiv des Diakonischen Werkes Robert A. Cohn Svetlana Golovinchenko Fritz Kauffmann Pranas Miskinas Lillyan Rosenberg Tara Stewart Sheldon and Marlene Stillman Irving and Betty Vigdor Michael and Devera Witkin der Evangelischen Kirche Mina Colton Ralph Gomar Malvin and Ruth Kaufman Sophia Miszkowski Judith Rosenblüth-Mogendorff René Stolbach Ferne and Howard Stone Gioietta and Alberto Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wohlberg Deutschlands, Berlin Radojka Conki Stanislaw Gonczanski Phyllis Kaufman Estate of J. George Mitnick Dora Rosenthal Margaret Stolowitz Jerome and Marion Stone Bertram and Lois Vogel Ms. Jodi Wolf Mira Arsinov Zdravko Cule ć Natalie Gonenn Wilfred Kay Belva Mohle Gitta Rosenzweig Frances E. Storey Joel and Barbara Stone Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Vogel William E. Wolf and Meredith Asociación Israelita de Dragolja Culibrak Denise Goodman Estate of Ilse Kessler Bernard and Faigla Moncznik Ety Moncarz Rosinski Elizabeth Lusthaus Strassburger Ms. June W. Stoner Frank Vogl Bluhm-Wolf Sobrevivientes de la Ernest Culman Regina Gordon and Anna Nodel Henrietta Rosenzweig Kestenbaum Eugene H. Moore The Family of Helen Ross Gheorghe Stratan Mr. and Mrs. David B. Strauss, Jr. Terry Wachalter Stan Wolfberg Persecución Nazi Henry Culman Ruth Gottlieb Estate of Dietrich J. Kijora Frank Morgens* Lori and Steven Ross Ulrich Straus Doris E. Strauss O. and H. Wachtenheim Mr. Neil M. Wolfman Miroslava Babic Nadejda Cupcic Herbert H. Gould Ursula Klau Alfred Moritz Cela Rotenberg Donald Struminger Richard G. Strauss Otto Waechter June and Steve Wolfson Dumitru Babii Harold Cwick Ann Preis Green David Klayman Adelia W. and Davis O. Morris Dora Waldner Roth Carol Stulberg Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strear Laura Walder Family Foundation Eugenia Babine chi Paula Shindell Dangel Henry Greenbaum Janice Klein Annette Morros Frida Rozen Susan Subak Isaac and Frances Suder Robert and Miriam Waldman Michael W. Wolkowitz Ivan Backer ţ Brittany Darrow and Megan Reese Mark Greenberg and Tami Morachnik Cvijeta Knezevic Mevrouw Marijke Moulijn Sylvia Rozines Henry Sussman Sue’s Landscaping Kurt and Marilyn Wallach Robert Wolpe Morris and Nancy Baker Rita Vinocur de Haim Dale Grenstiner Rob Knight Eugenia and Jakub Mowszowicz Estate of Col. Sidney S. Rubenstein Sheindel Sussman Charles L. Sues Robert and Michelle Wallach Walter J. Wolpin Stan Baker Harry Demby Ruth M. Grill Zvi David Kochav Larry R. Muenz Cila Rudashevsky Dragomir Sutilovi Paul and Susan Sugarman Michel Wallerstein Charlotte R. Wolpoff Jeuli and Lynne Bartenstein Leah Derera Michael Gruenbaum Eugene Kohan Jusuf Mujezinovic Ona Gabriele Rudniskiene Rajko Sutilovic ć Will and Jan Sukenik Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ward, Jr. Peter J. Wood Carole Basri The deToll family Veronika Gruodyte Arieh Koretz Hajrudin Mulali The Family of Gertrude Melinda and Victor Swiecicki Ari Susman Myron C. Warshauer Ms. Jackie Woolf Ludwig Bauer Hannah Deutsch The Gurari Real Estate Brokers Jeannine Korman Zora Mulali ć Kupferblum Russi* Naomi W. Swyers Arnold Sussman Donna and Leonard Wartofsky Aldona Z. Wos Anna Bebych Beneficiaries of the Nathaniel Joseph Gurwin Liubov Grigorjevna Kornejchuk Petru Munteanuć Benjamin Ruxin Marianne Szegedy-Maszák Jason and Karen Sussman Robert and Roberta Washlow Mark Wyman and Eva Robert A. Belfer T. Dexter Fine Arts Trust William M. Gustin Julija Koš for Mr. Singer Boris Grigorjevich Muzychenko Eva Ryterband Reuven Taibel Richard and Monica Sussman Terry K. Watanabe Goldschmidt Wyman Aviva and David Ben Heled Dimitrii Dizdari Jeremy and Nancy Halbreich Velinka Kovacev Estate of Elza Nager Stefanija Safronova Elzbieta Tamulaviciene Sean and Lisa Sutton Bradley S. Waterman Joseph B. Yesselman Bluma Ben Zeev Ljiljana Djordjevic Judith Hanlon Bogdan Kranjcar David Nathan and Mina Rasis Liz Salak Selig A. Taubenblatt Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Sweet Harold and Harriet Waterman Ronald Yonover Zehava Bernstein Bendor Dusanka Djudjic William Harkaway Michael J. Kraus Ona Naujuniene Hana Šalom Boris Tcaciuc Daniel and Jonathan Swerdlin Robert Waxman Bernard Young Jeri Berc Ann B. Dolgin Dzindo Hasib Maurice Krause Sonya Naygauz Beatrice Sarkany Alisa Tennenbaum Taishoff Family Foundation Gerald A. and Jane Weber Mark and Judith Yudof Evelyn Arzt Bergl Ted Arie Doron Charles Hassan Vladimir Ivanovich Kravchuk Charles Newcomb Ester Saxon Chris A. Thomas Frederick and Amy Tanne Ms. Merna G. Wechsler Deborah L. and Jeffrey Zaluda Estate of Sophie Zajd Berkowitz Bronek Drozdowicz Thomas P. Headen Boris Demianovich Kravets Jan Niebrzydowski Dorothy R. Sayers Harold and Ellen Ticktin Anatoliy Timoshenko Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tansky Elizabeth G. Weese Jean and Vance Zavela Lois Shreibman Berkowitz Cestmir Dusek Mel Hecker Maria Ivanivna Kravets Ghila Nina Elisheva Schelaznicky Maria Tontici Lois and Jason Tanzer Anabeth and John Weil Stanley R. Zax Isaac Berneman Stasys Dzenkaitis Samuel Heifetz William Krieger Petroş Mykolayovich Nizvetsky Charles Scherz Anele Urbonaite-Delkiene Louis J. Taratoot I.B. Weil Dr. and Mrs. Leon Zelby Fay and Henry Bialowas James Howard Edwards Alice and Richard Hemar Arnold Kronfeld Richard Norby Peter Schott Leslie Urch Suzanne and Ralph Tarica Mark S. Weil Marvin and Thelma Zelen Gina Biegeleisen Henry Ehrenreich Bella Herson Joslin Kryjcir Milan Novakov Joseph Schreiber Vladica Vecic Rica F. Tarnoff Stefanie Pessis Weil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zemboch Marguerite Birnbaum Maurice Eis Ronne Hess Bronka Harz Kurz Tania O’Connell Doris Muschel Schwartz Mordechai Theo Vered Joel D. Tauber Mr. and Mrs. Alex Weiler Mattias Zhabinskiy Serif Biser Evvy Eisen Charlotte S. Hesse Nikoly Kuzmenko Robert O’Connor Elsa Schwartz Erik Vetne The A. Alfred Taubman Foundation Rita Weinberger Debra and John Ziegelman Howard D. and Michael D. Black and Hannah Eisen and Hilda Tayar Colonel Irving Heymont Diane Kyle Stephen M. O’Melia Irmgard Weinberg Schwartz Emiliya Voitovych Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taussig Alexander Weindling Ms. Theresa M.S. Ziegler Lisa C. Lubinsky Martin Elkort Lotte Landman Hirsch Renée Konstandt Lang Dina Oppenheimer Ion Scripnic Lila Voss Nechama and Leon Tec Dr. Carolyn Weiner and Peggy and Mark Zilbermann Janine Bland Liliane Gurwith Endlich and Martha Hirsch Roger Langsdorf Mimi Alice Ormond Pavel Secora Clara Renée Keren Vromen Marvin and Suzanne Tenenbaum Dr. Jamie Weiner Albert Zilkha Josef Blonder Marc Gurwith Lorraine Hoffmann Louise Lawrence-Israels Anna and Paul Ornstein Hilda Seftor Milan Vukobratovic Norman and Paula Tepper Howard and Joanne Weiner Melvin R. Zimm Solomon Bogard Elliott Epstein Carolyn Howe Holladay and Ernie Lazarovits Pavlo Paltzan Edem Smailovich Sejdametov Rubin Wagner Manley Thaler Jerry Weiner The Frieda and George Auguste Bohny Zehava Epstein Jane H. Howe Hyman Lebson Gregg M. Parker Judith M. Shaar Mark Waren and Sadie Rigal Waren Elizabeth M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiner Zinberg Foundation Henri Bomblat Regina Löwy Espenshade Robert Hopper Anja Legerstee S.A. Parnes Janet Shenk Anka Warszawska Daniel Thomases Gregory Weingast Craig and Martine Zinn Sydney Bortner Harry L. Ettlinger Josef E. Horowitz and Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer Karl Parr Illa Sherman Oscar Wasyng Paul Thurman Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Weinmann Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Zinn Eugenia Boyko Hena Evyatar Dola Horowitz Kogan Benjamin E. Lesin Flora and Louis Pearl Joan Sherman Carmen R. Weber Renato Tichauer Linda Weinrib Barbara and Henry Zipperman Gertrude Brand Stepan Farmiga Marion House Gerard Levi Irena Koretz Peritz Philip Sherman Murray Weglinski Norma K. Tiefel Barry L. and Hilary Weinstein Rick and Cindy Zitelman Max Brenner Ina Felczer Cayla DuChene Houston Mark C. Levy Ralph Perlberger Anna Sherstjuk Renee Fainas Wehrmann Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Tierney Morton L. Weinstein and Donald and Barbara Zucker The Family of Burgess K. and Edith Fierst Orah Hoz and Shneur Elgar The Estate of Selma Levy Elliot Perlman Regina Shumiray Hannah M. Weill Time, Inc. Stacy R. Nerenstone Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zucker William A. Bridgforth Polly Fine Rose Goldberg Ianni Jane and Mitchell Lewicki Elena Picovici Lidia Kleinman Siciarz Eddie and Judith Weinstein Daniel and Bonnie Tisch Paul H. and Roslyn Weinstein Enid and Mel Zuckerman Sol Brivik Joseph Fischer Rebeka Ilutovich Henia Lewin Aloyzas Pikutis Diana Siedner Yonatan Weinstein Robert V. Tishman Donald P. Weisberg Lawrence Zweifach and Slobodan Brkovic Carole Fishkind Harry Iticovici Kurt I. Lewin Ruth U. Pleszowski Rebecca Salomons Siegel Estate of Arlene and Forest Weiser Richard Tofel and Jeane Straus Norman I. Weisman Eleanor Grosz Boro Brkovi Willy Fogel* Judith Gondos Jacobs Krystyna Linden Jeva Pociaskiene Sam Silberberg Rita Weiser Steven Toll Mr. and Mrs. Barry Weiss Lili Brody-Carmosinoć Dorota and Henryk Francuz Beth and Lou Jacoby Thomas Lion Katerina Podolyak Jonathan Silbert Stanley S. Weithorn Henrie M. Treadwell and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weiss Gordon Bronitsky Rachel Friedensohn Mark Jacoby* The Family of Werner J. Lipton Mykola Volodymirovich Polishchuk Alexander Silbiger IN-KINDGIFTS Margot Schwarzschild Wicki Marcia Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Weiss Anthony “Tony” S. Brooke* Gony Frieder and Rachel Wallach Stanislavas Janevicius Yuval Lirov Heide Porter Gert Silver Rabbi Jacob G. Wiener Trinity American Corporation Barbara Lindenbaum Brotman Juozas Posiauskas James and Minerva Weiss Foundation Judith L. and Robert D. Appelbaum Estate of Esther Friedmann Halina Jaworski-Klon Anne S. Lubliner Estate of Celia Stern Silverstone Giza Wiernik Jeff and Nancy Trockman Mark and Joan Weiss Julie and Todd P. Belfer Ofra Bruno-Hirshenberg Vasile Frunze JewishGen, Inc. Vasile Luchian Ellen Primack Judy Simon Anna Wieteska-Klimczak Mr. Steven R. Tronick and Leonard Weitzman Perry Ellis International Rose Brunswic Urszula Frydman Carol Jones Steven A. Ludsin Mara Proti Steven Simon Rachel Willen Mrs. Janice E. Tronick Arthur S. Wenig Ljubomir Bugarin Gabriel Fryshdorf Frances Weinberg Jones William Lush Estate of Charlesć E. Pugh Arie and Rina Singer Melysa Wilson Richard and Ilene Tucker Richard L. and Lois S. Werner I.B. Bunn Joe Gallegos Aleksandar Jovanovic Judith Schick Mandel Olga Rackauskiene Zorka Skiba Rosita Winkler James D. Tucker, Jr. Richard and Beatrice Wernick THECOLLECTION Liselotte Burin Eva and Nisen Ganz Kurt Julich Richard Manser Beatrice Neuman Rada Eva Kajetanski Skrenta Ilona Barkal Winograd Dr. Ken Tucker and Mrs. Jack Sidelle Wertheimer Ruth Lisak Call Pia-Kristina Garde Miep Kaempfer-van Engel Matthew Mansfield Leona and Milton* Ramoy Olga Skuratovskaya Franz Wohlfahrt N. Tucker Robert Wessler, Esq. We thank these individuals who have Felicia Carmelly Dmitriy Nikolaevich Garmash Gina Skovronsky Kaeser Vojislav Markovi Slavka Raslic Eva Biro Slott James Worley ć Stefan and Marilyn Tucker Helene Westreich donated to the Museum’s collection Ellen Carsch Danica Garunovic Gabriella and Robert Kaldor Gideon Marks Svetlana Ratkina Milton Socolar Barbara Wortsmann Elaine Tuller Inez and Alexander White from January 1 through December 31, Hilde Caserio Alla Gavrishova Nina Borisovna Kalinina Hanna Marx J.W. Redding* Lidija Sokolova-Titiskiene Bernhard Wutka Ellen Turchyn Mrs. Shirley C. White 2006. Sakib Catic Frida Gefen Clotilde F. Kaliski Ruth Marx Ilan Reitzes Reha Abraham Sokolow Betty Troper Yager Jerome Turk Valerie White Agafia Cebotari Joel M. and Roya Geiderman Georg Kalisz Noémi Perelman Mattis Magdalena Küsserow Reuter Barbara Berkowicz Soloway Stanislava Zaludiene Isador and Bessie Turover Terry Whitehouse Deborah Abrams Vera Cecalina Rivkah Getz Marianne Kalman Marcel Mayer Alexei Reznic Lea Sonnenschein Alexander Zeidel Philanthropic Fund The Whizin Foundation Paul Adler Else Pollak Chandler Louise Gignoux Salomea Kape Margit Meier Ana Reznic Dita Sperling Abram Zelig Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tyner David Wiener Otto Adler David Chervin Chaim Glicenstein Ester Kaplan Ephraim and Esther (Fira) Menaker Daniel Riesenfeld Joseph Sperling Stepan Zhlikhovsky Jim Tyree Elie Wiesel Jeffrey and Warren Adler and Dmitriy Mikhailovich Chiger Olga Gochkewitch-Granychka Rose Zaks Kaplovitz Meryl Menashe Joan Ringelheim Anton Spielmann Sheva Alszuld Zilberberg UJA Federation of Northern Ms. Pearl Wieselman Anthony J. Mohr Mark Chrzanowski Howard Gold Djuro Karanovic David Mendels Elizabeth Rodgers Glenn Spindel Philip Zion New Jersey Ms. Sue E. Wilder Frieda Szpigner Aharonson Erna Cipra Chaja Goldenstein Herbert Karliner Dragica Mendovi Masha Rolnikaite Paul D. Spreiregen Danica Zivancev Laren Ukman Wiley, Rein and Fielding LLP Leslie Aigner Alexander Cohen Helene Goldflus Marija Kasetine Danute Mickevicieneć Coenraad Rood Steven C. Spronz Eliezer Zyskind United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Willen Marilyn Aldoroty Amanda J. and David D. L. Cohen Liliya Goldman Susan Kasztner Drago Mileti Nicole Rose Eugenia Stanciu Marlene Zytcer ć

*Deceased Statement of Activities UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL For the year ended September 30, 2006 (as of September 4, 2007) Private Funds Federal Funds Total Support and revenue Federal appropriation revenue $ 40,216,409 $ 40,216,409 Contributions 26,877,970 26,877,970 Fred S. Zeidman, Chairman, Houston, TX Membership revenue 10,293,611 10,293,611 Museum Shop 1,892,245 1,892,245 Endowment payout 1,167,996 1,167,996 Joel M. Geiderman, Vice Chairman, Los Angeles, CA Contributed services 25,922 25,922 Imputed Financing Source 1,232,182 1,232,182 Sara J. Bloomfield, Director, Washington, DC Other 147,413 147,413

Total support and revenue $ 40,405,157 $ 41,448,591 $ 81,853,748

Expenses Debra Abrams, Boca Raton, FL Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, U.S. House of Representatives Building operations $ 3,065,288 $ 17,549,261 $ 20,614,549 James M. Abroms, Birmingham, AL New York, NY Christopher B. Cannon, Utah Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies 4,049,028 2,070,660 6,119,688 Membership 4,548,490 4,548,490 Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas, NV Edward I. Koch, New York, NY Eric I. Cantor, Virginia Museum and public programs 6,257,025 10,308,759 16,565,784 Ivan E. Becker, Princeton, NJ M. Ronald Krongold, Miami, FL Tom Lantos, California Information technology 1,811,049 4,959,198 6,770,247 Museum Shop 1,541,334 1,541,334 Dottie Bennett, Falls Church, VA Michael I. Lebovitz, Chattanooga, TN Steven C. LaTourette, Ohio Management and general 5,914,786 6,689,049 12,603,835 Fundraising 5,314,437 5,314,437 Frank R. Berman, Minneapolis, MN Elena N. Lefkowitz, New York, NY Henry A. Waxman, California Total expenses $ 32,501,437 $ 41,576,927 $ 74,078,364 Tom A. Bernstein, New York, NY Norma Lerner, Hunting Valley, OH

Support and revenue over (under) expenses $ 7,903,720 $ (128,336) $ 7,775,384 Bruce L. Bialosky, Los Angeles, CA William S. Levine, Phoenix, AZ U.S. Senate Investment appreciation (depreciation) Marek J. Chodakiewicz, Steven M. Levy, New York, NY Norm Coleman, Minnesota adjusted for endowment payout 11,716,830 11,716,830 Change in unexpended appropriation 863,017 863,017 Washington, DC Marcia P. McCraw, Seattle, WA Russell D. Feingold, Wisconsin Increase (decrease) in net assets 19,620,550 734,681 20,355,231 Carol B. Cohen, Highland Park, IL Kenneth B. Mehlman, Washington, DC Orrin G. Hatch, Utah Net assets (beginning of year) $ 272,793,764 $ 20,201,644 $ 292,995,408 Debra Lerner Cohen, Washington, DC Michael A. Morris, Atlanta, GA Frank R. Lautenberg, New Jersey Net assets (end of year) $ 292,414,314 $ 20,936,325 $ 313,350,639 William J. Danhof, Lansing, MI Marvin A. Pomerantz, Bernard Sanders, Vermont Sam M. Devinki, Kansas City, MO West Des Moines, IA Donald Etra, Los Angeles, CA Dennis Prager, Tarzana, CA Ex Officio Members Statement of Financial Position Itchko Ezratti, Sunrise, FL Alan N. Rechtschaffen, New York, NY U.S. Department of Education For the year ended September 30, 2006 David M. Flaum, Rochester, NY Harry Reicher, Philadelphia, PA Philip H. Rosenfelt Marilyn R. Fox, Clayton, MO Jack Rosen, New York, NY Private Funds Federal Funds Total U.S. Department of the Interior Assets Howard L. Ganek, New York, NY J. Philip Rosen, New York, NY Cash $ 4,168,160 $ 13,246,924 $ 17,415,084 Abraham E. Haspel Contributions receivable 18,943,391 18,943,391 Tony B. Gelbart, Boca Raton, FL Eric F. Ross, Palm Beach, FL Investments 169,907,964 169,907,964 Michael J. Gerson, Washington, DC Richard S. Sambol, Toms River, NJ U.S. Department of State Other assets 649,014 285,798 934,812 Museum facility, net 72,411,030 5,103,325 77,514,355 JoAnne T. Ginsberg, Washington, DC Jay Stein, Jacksonville, FL J. Christian Kennedy Permanent Exhibition and collections, net 30,246,257 5,792,545 36,038,802 Constance B. Girard-diCarlo, Merryl H. Tisch, New York, NY Furniture and equipment, net 504,285 504,285 General Counsel, Gerard Leval Total assets $ 296,325,816 $ 24,932,877 $ 321,258,693 Philadelphia, PA William F. Weld, New York, NY Secretary of the Council, Zvi Y. Gitelman, Ann Arbor, MI Elie Wiesel, Boston, MA Liabilities and net assets Jane M. Miller Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 3,911,502 $ 3,996,552 $ 7,908,054 Marc S. Goldman, Hoboken, NJ Jeffrey S. Wilpon, New York, NY Federal equity 20,936,325 20,936,325 Phyllis G. Heideman, Bethesda, MD Bradley D. Wine, Washington, DC Unrestricted net assets Arlene Herson, Boca Raton, FL Judith Yudof, Austin, TX Designated for programs and operations 2,051,330 2,051,330 Funds functioning as endowment 40,714,142 40,714,142 Investment in facility 72,411,030 72,411,030 Investment in exhibitions 30,246,257 30,246,257 Former Chairs Former Vice Chairs Irving Greenberg 2000–2002 Ruth B. Mandel 1993–2005 Restricted net assets Temporarily restricted for programs 18,646,113 18,646,113 Miles Lerman 1993–2000 William J. Lowenberg 1986–1993 Permanently restricted for endowment 128,345,442 128,345,442 Harvey M. Meyerhoff 1987–1993 Mark E. Talisman 1980–1986 Total liabilities and net assets $ 296,325,816 $ 24,932,877 $ 321,258,693 Elie Wiesel 1980–1986 Donor Societies

THE PROMISE THAT DEMANDS The Wings of Memory Society The Founders Society The Legacy of Light Society recognizes donors of $5,000 and recognizes national leaders who recognizes individuals who have above to the Annual Fund, which have committed $1 million and included the Museum in their MORE OF US supports the Museum’s efforts to above to build the Museum estate plans or otherwise established teach the lessons of the Holocaust, and secure its future. a planned gift to help ensure the confront hatred and antisemitism, Museum’s ability to fulfill its role DESECRATED GRAVES IN FRANCE. ANTISEMITISMIS prevent genocide and build as a living memorial for RISINGANDTHEINTERNETISSPREADINGLIESFASTER moral leadership. generations to come. THAN EVER. WITH 20 MILLION VISITS IN 2007 FROM NEARLY EVERY COUNTRY,THE MUSEUM’S WEB SITE REACHES A GLOBAL AUDIENCE WITHTHETRUTH.

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