HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR ELMER MARMORSTEIN AIA (1 of 2) DAVID FREER INTERVIEWED

(1) On April 11, 2010, Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom Hashoa) high school teacher DAVID FREER gives an intro to the interview he conducted 15 years prior. (2) On February 17, 1995 his dad RICHARD FREER gives a preview. (3) HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR ELMER MARMORSTEIN, AIA, interviewed by David Freer, HS sophomore, for his Advanced Placement European History class. David had asked his brother Jonathan and his father Richard for an idea for a project. His dad mentioned that his friend Elmer Marmorstein AIA, bore a tattoo on his forearm from Nazi concentration camps, where he was imprisoned from May 1944 to May 1945. Fifty years have elapsed. Elmer, a low-key and non ostentatious hard-working man, graciously consented. David prepared 20 questions, eg place of birth (Transylvania, Rumania), age (65), work assignments (eg hauling trash in wagons and other menial tasks), Schindler's List, diet, coping mechanisms. Soup, bread, and coffee was all they received to eat. Along with the Jews, the inmates were comprised of criminal and left-wing Germans, gypsies, Russians, deaf, and insane people. As the Russian troops approached Germany from the east in January of '45, the Nazis moved them out westward. Initially Elmer and his brother and parents were transported to a ghetto in western Hungary. He only expected to work, and did not suspect trouble. The first frame shows elderly men on the street of the shtetl, waiting in line to have their papers stamped by a nazi officer. Some escaped ...

Michael Jordan would average 50 points per game today according to experts

Donate here: hoopsapedia.webs.com www.blogtalkradio.com How easy is it for today's players to score? Click here: hoopsapedia.webs.com For the full layout of the information presented in this video plus more, click here: hoopsapedia.webs.com During a 2007 LA Lakers pre-season broadcast, Phil Jackson was asked how he thought Michael Jordan would perform today, Phil said: "Michael would average 45 with these rules." "You can't even touch a guy now," says Charlotte coach Larry Brown. "The college game is much more physical than our game. I always tease Michael [Jordan], if he played today, he'd average 50." "The history book inspires them to be some of the best," said Jordan. "Rules have changed to help them. I could have averaged 50 points today!" Question for Clyde Drexler: In the current league where there is no hand checking and no ruff play how much better would your numbers be? Clyde Drexler: Oh, tremendously better, from shooting percentage to points per game everything would be up, and our old teams would score a lot more points, and that is saying something because we could score a lot back then. I do think there should be an asterisk next to some of these scoring leaders, because it is much different trying to score with a forearm in your face. It is harder to score with that resistance. You had to turn your back on guys defending you back in the day with all the hand checking that was going on. For guys who penetrate these days, it's hunting season. Yes, now you ...

Pro-Star MMA, Jerry Jones teaches Guillotine Counter 2

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