Description Agnes M.
Schwartz, born in 1933, Budapest, Hungary, immigrated to the United States in 1947.
After raising three children and retiring from a law office career, she became involved with the Holocaust Memorial Foundation of Illinois, now known as the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center.
As a member of the Museum's Speakers Bureau, she tells her story of survival and the war's far-reaching effects on her life to audiences large and small.
Her aim is to keep the Holocaust from becoming just another page in a history book.
Since her retirement, she has turned to writing stories, based mostly on her life experiences.
In May 1999, her article, Why We Must Stop Milosevic/Is Kosovo Another Holocaust, appeared in the Chicago Sunday Sun-Times, Chicago Jewish News, and the Jewish United Fund's monthly magazine.
Other publications: Chicago Jewish News, September 2001, Letting Hitler Win; Chicago Jewish News, September 2003, A Very Special Reunion; Chicago Sun Times, April 2007, Laws on Mentally Ill Endanger The Rest Of Us; Skokie Review, August 2007, Shining Stars; Skokie Review, May 2008, A Time For Forgiveness.
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Ams Publications A roll of the dice: a memoir of a hungarian survivor/agnes m. schwartz
