The Children's Tree of Terezin book Judy went on to lead

Judy went on to lead 150 disabled people in the longest sit-in protest in US history at the San Francisco Federal Building

Her lifelong interest in history led her to study the Holocaust and to conduct interviews that record and preserve the histories of Holocaust survivors

were determined to share their knowledge and their faith with the children of the camp

When Auschwitz was liberated

The Children's Tree of Terezin book Judy went on to leadBy Dede Harris (Author), Sara Akerlund (Illustrator) A woman with a bold idea, a group of children with brave hearts, and a small maple tree saplingthese elements shape the story of The Childrens Tree of Terezin. During the worst days of the Holocaust, hope still found ways to thrive, even in the horror of a concentration camp. A council of Jewish prisoners at Theresienstadt Concentration Camp, known as Terezin, were determined to share their