Remembering Luboml: Images of a Jewish Community
At the Minneapolis Jewish Community Center
September 5 through October 17, 1999
4330 Cedar Lake Road Street
St Louis Park, Minnesota
612-377-8330
Brought to Minnesota by the Ingber Family
In Loving Memory of Leah Kejlis Ingber
Table of Contents
- Letter of Introduction from Dr. Stephen Feinstein
- Letter of Introduction from Dr. Rudy Vecoli
- Notes on Using this Guide and Important Dates to Remember
- About the Exhibit
- Scenes and Photos from the Luboml Exhibition
- Leah Kejlis Ingber
- Images from Leah Kejlis Ingber's Life in Luboml
- Aaron Ziegelman: The Man Behind the Exhibition
- Remembering Luboml's Final Hours
- Historical Introduction to Luboml
- USHMM Guidelines for Teaching About the Holocaust
- Applying the Minneapolis Public Schools's Social Studies Content Standards to the Exhibition "Remembering Luboml"
- Suggested Lesson Plans and Activities
- Preparation for the Field Trip to See the Exhibit
- Vocabulary Terms
Education Guide
This Education Guide (PDF) was written and developed by Robert D. Levy in Cooperation with
the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies,
University of Minnesota. ©1999 Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota.
You may download and make copies as needed, but please remember to credit this source.
Complete History of LUBOML
A complete history of LUBOML (LUBOMIL) can be obtained from:
KTAV PUBLISHING HOUSE, INC
900 Jefferson Street
Box 6249
Hoboken, NJ 07030-7205
E-mail: 74631.2017@compuserve.com
The large format volume, Luboml: The Memorial Book of a Vanished Shtetl (ISBN 0-88125-580-7) is large format, 448 pages with 175 photographs. Publication was made possible by the Aaron Ziegelman Foundation.
Current price (December, 1999) is $39.50. Three or more copies $31.60 each plus $5.00 postage.
Remembering Luboml
Remembering Luboml's Visit to Minnesota is dedicated in loving memory to Leah Kejlis Ingber (1909-92). To her shtetl and those in her family and all others who perished in the Holocaust.
Co-sponsors
- Minneapolis Jewish Community Center
- Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota
- Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
