Los Angeles

Museum
of the
Holocaust

ANNUAL REPORT
2010/2011
Celebrating
5 0 Y EARS
of education
and commemoration

And
the first year
in our new home
 Our
MISSION STATEMENT
LOS ANGELES MUSEUM OF THE HOLOCAUST HAS A TWO-
FOLD MISSION THAT HAS REMAINED CONSTANT SINCE ITS
INCEPTION IN 1961: COMMEMORATION AND EDUCATION

COMMEMORATION
LAMH dedicates itself as a primary source
institution, one that commemorates those
who perished and those who survived by
housing the precious artifacts that miracu-
lously weathered the Holocaust era.

EDUCATION
LAMH provides free Holocaust education
to the public, particularly students from
under-funded schools and underserved
communities. We guarantee dialogue
with an actual survivor, a living
embodiment of history.
 from the PRESI DE NT from the EXECUTIVE DI RECTOR

I want to thank all of our supporters for making this year, the Museum’s Dear Friend,
50th, and the first in our new building, such a wonderful success. I have
In the past year the Museum made tremendous strides fulfilling its dual mis-
been spending a lot of time lately down at our new Holocaust museum. It is
sion of Holocaust education and commemoration.
incredibly moving for me to see how the place has just come alive. Nothing
touches me more than seeing people from different backgrounds engrossed in The story is told in part by the sheer number of groups and individuals who
our exhibits, studying the artifacts or the pictures on the walls, and listening visit the facility, by, the quantity of survivor lectures given, and by the bound-
intently to the audio guide explanations. These people are truly learning about less efforts of the many volunteers detailed in this report. We have a dedicated
the Holocaust in our Museum. They come in knowing very little, and emerge staff that is devoted to our important goals. The significance of our efforts
visibly affected by what they have seen. exists also in the very fabric of the Museum itself. In this unfolding story, I
see where we stand as a society and as individuals more than 60 years after the
We have accomplished so much in our first year. Attendance at our free
Holocaust ended.
museum has increased fivefold to about 30,000 per year. We have seventeen
docents and twenty-three Holocaust survivors giving tours and speaking to Our frenetic but disciplined activity in the past year shows the tremendous
groups on a daily basis. When I come to visit the museum, I consistently see commitment our community has made to trying to keep the history of the
people enthralled by the exhibits, using the audio guides and exploring the 20th century from repeating in the 21st. We wouldn’t experience our successes
interactive touch screen devices. if there wasn’t a public drawn to us.
We have won numerous awards and accolades this past year. Nearly every ma- Individual visitors come, I believe, to participate in the journey of history
jor architectural magazine in the world has featured our museum -- the latest captured within our exhibits, the memorial Monument, the Goldrich Family
ones to do so were published in Italy and Taiwan. Our innovative technology Children’s Memorial, the Garden of the Righteous, and our rooftop con-
won gold and silver medals from the American Association of Museums, beat- templative space. I don’t believe any visitor can walk through our Museum
ing out such museums as the Getty, the Reagan Library and the National Mu- without thinking about their own identities relative to the Holocaust.
seum of American Jewish History. The New York Times reviewed us favorably.
Whether Jewish or a member of the many other victim groups, or whether

Letters
With a lean staff of just ten people, as well as thirty-four interns and vol- non-Jewish, the Museum experience provokes visitors to question how one
unteers, we have managed to run a world-class museum that has set a new might have acted 65 and more years ago. The answers our visitors tell them-
standard for excellence in Holocaust education. I am so proud of what we selves helps them emerge from the Museum thinking about how they can be
have accomplished already, and look forward to even more great things in the better in their roles today in their homes, their schools, and their communities.
coming year.
When we reflect on the past year, we may begin from a basic analysis of num-
bers and activities. But the end result of our reflection has to be our impact on
those numbers, through those activities. This Annual Report tells that story.
E. Randol Schoenberg, Board President
Yours sincerely,

Mark A. Rothman, Executive Director

 Our
NEW HOME
THE MUSEUM OPENED its stunning, award winning building in October
2010. The design integrates the building into the surrounding, open park
landscape. Patrons begin their procession into the Museum at the drop-off
adjacent to the park. Their approach is marked by sounds and sights of kids
playing in the park and picnicking with their families. They descend a gentle

ramp bordered by the Museum’s Visitors exit the Museum by Family Foundation Children’s Memo-
green roof. Glass walls on either ascending up to the level of the rial. This memorial, an open-air room,
side help them focus their attention; existing Monument, regaining the features 1.2 million holes embedded
visitors experience the culmination visual and auditory connection into the walls. The holes represent
of their transition from a playful with the park environs. The Monu- the lowest estimate of the number of
and unrestrained, public park ment, six triangular pillars on children killed during the Holocaust.
atmosphere to a series of isolated which is inscribed a brief summary Visitors are invited to inscribe their
spaces saturated with photographic of the history of the Holocaust, thoughts, reactions, wishes or prayers
archival imagery. offers the first of several opportuni- on small notes and insert them into
ties presented to visitors to ponder the wall. The notes themselves bear
The lighting of the interior galleries and assimilate their experiences the names and images of specific chil-
dims as the visitor steps down into inside the Museum. dren, as a way to sustain the memory
the subsequent rooms. By the third of those who do not have even graves.
and fourth rooms the ambient The Garden of the Righteous,
lighting becomes scarcer, leading located near the Holocaust Monu- The building enjoys the environmental
visitors to the room entitled “Con- ment, memorializes Righteous benefits of a green roof, including
centration Camps.” The ceiling is Gentiles. Several European nations natural insulation from both heat and
low, and the room is almost entirely committed to planting olive trees sound. The design is environmentally
illuminated by individual interac- in the new Garden of the Righteous sustainable as it is a subterranean
tive video-monitors about the size to acknowledge the miraculous building. The roof top garden show-
of a notebook, limiting viewing efforts of those who saved Jews and cases ornamental native grasses such as
to a single spectator. The visitor is other victims of the Holocaust. blue grama, and climate appropriate
now in the most isolated, darkest The Los Angeles Consulates from grasses including esparto grass and
and smallest underground area in Germany, Austria, Belgium, the pine muhly grass. The garden is totally
the Museum. The journey from this Netherlands, Croatia, Luxembourg, organic and will be maintained without
point forward is one of ascension Switzerland, and Turkey are all the use of chemical compounds. The
and of finding the comfort of participating in the Garden. building has received a Gold LEED
familiar space as floor levels begin rating – the national standard of
On the building side of the Garden
to rise and natural lights begins to sustainable architecture.
of the Righteous is the Goldrich
penetrate the interior once again.
Awards
ARCHITECTURE
American
TECHNOLOGY
American
2010-2011
MUSEUM
#1 Museum in
Architecture Association Los Angeles
Award: of Museums: —MyFoxLA’s Hot List
Museum of Architecture and Gold Muse Award
Design, Chicago Athenaeum for Spatial Audio Guide
WEBSITE
American American Pixel Awards:
Institute Association People’s Champ Non-Profit
of Architects: of Museums: Website – Fastspot
California Council, Design Silver Muse Award for
Excellence Merit Award 18 Camps in Multimedia
Installations
Design
Good Award:
Museum of Architecture and
Design, Chicago Athenaeum

LEED Gold 2011

U.S. Green Building Council
 access Holocaust survivor testimonies.
Videos and music enhance the visitor
experience. Visiting the Los Angeles
Museum of the Holocaust inspires our
visitors’ examination of the socially
and civically responsible choices in
their own lives.
Students and visitors also have the
opportunity to meet Holocaust
survivors, who share their compelling
testimonies. This year, we welcomed
four new members to our Holocaust
survivor speakers group. Students and
visitors are captivated and moved by

Education at the Museum

these testimonies. It is a rare inter-
generational exchange and also a
Technology plays an important role in unique opportunity to hear about
the visitor experience at the Museum. the Holocaust from an eye-witness.
We integrate our state-of-the-art, Students and visitors leave inspired
award-winning audio-guides in our by the survivors’ strength of spirit,
LOS ANGELES MUSEUM OF and expand beyond the nearly 30,000
guided tours. Each visitor is given an courage and resilience. They gain a
THE HOLOCAUST has been visitors in our first year. 
audio-guide for free. This allows them renewed outlook on their own lives,
offering free Holocaust education to
School tours are led by docents and to access a variety of information, with an enhanced awareness of the
visitors, students and teachers for 50
Museum staff. This year, 10 new different layers of knowledge and impact prejudice and compliancy
years. The Museum’s School Program
docents joined the Museum team. to take ownership of their individual have on humanity, and with stronger
offers 4-12 grade students from public
They attended a rigorous training, museum experiences.
and private schools the chance to
learning about Holocaust history and
participate in school tours developed Other interactive exhibits allow
how to teach the subject in a Museum
around the Museum’s rich collection visitors and students to deepen their
environment. An emphasis was
and exhibits. Because the Museum knowledge and understanding of
placed on using our rich collection
is always free, LAMH serves many the Holocaust. The World That Was
of artifacts and documents to assist
underfunded schools and underserved table addresses issues of identity and
students in understanding this very
communities. LAMH school programs key concepts such as anti-Semitism.
complex time in history.
are designed to complement By exploring the table, visitors learn
California schools’ curriculum. Our docents are encouraged to engage about the rich and diverse identity
students in conversations and to create of Jewish communities before the
Since the new building opened in parallels between the lives of Jews and Holocaust. In the Camps Room,
October 2010, our student numbers other victims of the Holocaust 70 visitors learn from 18 interactive
have increased dramatically. Our years ago and their own lives in the touchscreens detailing information
school tours started in January of 21st century. Museum educators and about 18 representative concentration
2011, and since then we have served    docents stimulate conversations and camps. The screens depict a tiny In anticipation of their visit to the Museum,
over 5000 students from 100 different provide tools for students to approach sampling of the thousands of Students created personalized t-shirts honoring
schools. We expect these numbers to this sensitive subject and understand concentration camps scattered across their survivor speaker, Renée Firestone. Here
grow significantly in the next year, its continuing relevance. Europe. The screens allow visitors to they pose with Renée following their tour.
 motivation to take an active role students volunteering and doing
in their schools and communities. internships at the Museum. Students
Through their experience in the work in all Museum departments.
Museum, students and visitors keep They give tours of the Museum, help
the memory of the past alive while translate archival documents and
creating a better future. greet visitors at the Reception desk.
Students come to us from institutions
We also continue working with our
such as Berkley, UCLA, USC, Chap-
teacher community in Los Angeles.
man University, Occidental College,
Our partner institutions include
University of Michigan, Dartmouth
LAUSD, ADL, Facing History and
College, and Princeton University.
Ourselves, Jewish Partisan Education
Some of these students are inspired
Foundation, California State Univer-
to continue their studies by doing a
sity Long Beach, and BJE. We have
year abroad in Germany or getting
hosted and participated in a number
involved in Holocaust education.
of teacher trainings this year, exposing
new teachers to the Museum and For more information and to schedule a tour,
its resources. please contact Ilaria Benzoni-Clark at
[email protected], or call 323.651.9925.
Our Educational programs also reach
other partners in the Los Angeles
Jewish community, among them are
The March of the Living, Jewish
Vocational Services and the Los Ange-
les/Tel Aviv twinning program.
The Museum now offers free public
tours that provide an overview of the
Museum’s collection, exhibits and
building. We also offer Focus Tours,
short tours dedicated to one artifact or
to a small collection. This year, visitors
participating in Focus Tours learned Following their tour, visitors are
about spiritual, armed and artistic encouraged to go to the Goldrich Family
Foundation Children’s Memorial to reflect
resistance, music and the Holocaust,
on their experience at the Museum. There
life in ghettos and concentrations are 1.2 million holes in the walls of the
camps, and acts of courage during the Memorial to memorialize the children
Holocaust. The Museum also offers killed during the Holocaust. Visitors can
daily Holocaust survivor talks to write messages and thoughts on slips of
the public. paper and place them in one of the holes.
One group of students left this heart in the
“I am grateful for the wonderful tour of the Museum. What I found Every year, we have been fortunate Memorial made out of their messages, a
to have a number of talented and symbolic representation of their time and
most interesting were the survivor stories from individuals who lived motivated university and high school reflections here at the Museum.
through it. I will keep them in my heart forever.”
 historical and archival principles.

Archive
Even within one record group, a
given collection often comprises
narratives, photographs, artworks
and various artifacts.

The Museum The Archive provides an institutional

foundation for maintaining and
growing the Museum’s status as a
The history of our Archive is the history of the Museum and its
world class research and educational
Founders. Holocaust survivors, the former prisoners of ghettos and organization, while contributing to
camps, began collecting their heirlooms, documents and artifacts the Museum’s uniqueness, specificity
for exhibition. and authenticity. The Archival and
Library departments accommodate
Our Founders sought to use The Archive played a key role in the needs of scholars, researchers,
historical objects and records to supporting the development of students, and interested members Singing Behind the Barbed Wire: Camp Poetry
teach the public what happened, the state-of-the-art exhibits in the in Polish
of the public who may work with
and to commemorate their lost new Museum. Because our new primary sources of the Holocaust
loved ones and their own suffering. home allowed for increased displays, era in particular and with the wide a functional search system that will
As Zbigniew Gluza writes in the we had the opportunity to move array of materials shedding light on adequately search through the entire
foreword to the new edition of the many powerful, primary historical the History of the 20th Century. Archival Collection.
Ringelblum Archive: objects off the shelves of their
climate-controlled room and into A great many of our documents Los Angeles Museum of the
“No archival undertaking is able are digitized and available in PDF Holocaust accepts donations of
public view.
to save human lives. It can however, on the internal Museum network. historical documents, artifacts and
save its substance, and also—as in Today the Archive contains seventy- Eventually, the Museum will create personal collections.
this case—human dignity.” one record groups and many more
sub-groups organized according to opq
Archival research is essential to
Holocaust studies, education, and
community awareness. Prior to its For more information on the
move to its new home, Los Angeles Museum’s Archive, contact Dr.
Museum of the Holocaust Vladimir Melamed, Director of Archive,
undertook a complete reorganization Library & Historical Curatorship,
of its archives. We now provide at [email protected], or call
scholars, journalists, filmmakers, 323.651.2625.
and others a well-organized archival
facility which is a core component
Cracow ghetto, Jewish policemen, second from the
of the entire museum. right, Simcha Spiro, head of the Jewish police. Bernd Steinitz, Address Notebook, first page
 the museum library
and collections
of rare publications

A s with the Archive, the history of our Library parallels the history
of the Museum. Our initial donations came around the time the
Museum opened with the first donations of documents and artifacts
Donations from others increased as
well. At the end of 2010, under the
direction of Dr. Vladimir Melamed
searching can include the use of
either diacritics or non-diacritic
language. In short, the contemporary
donated to the earliest form of the Museum, a memorial room at 6505 and with the assistance of several organization of our Library and the
volunteers and staff members, the structure of its Search Catalogue
Wilshire Blvd. The first volumes for the library were also graciously
Library embarked on a project allow researchers to find materials as
given at the same time and today our library comprises around two to modernize, reorganize, and if they were shelved at the Library
thousand volumes. essentially recatalogue all materials of Congress or at most university or
in accordance with the Library of college libraries in the United States. 
Our donated wartime and post- Donations in the first decade of Congress standards. As a result of
war Yiddish, Polish, German and the 21st century consisted largely Our Searchable Library Catalogue
this careful and comprehensive
English language publications are of individual recollections and enables multiple-criteria search,
project, today every item possesses a
among the rarest documents in our testimonies in the form of memoirs. namely by keywords, subjects,
classification number of its own and
special collections. This was time of significant change authors, titles and by the Library
is grouped accordingly.
in the Museum, as it moved of Congress classification numbers.
The official opening of the Museum The online, searchable database We regard our new search catalogue
repeatedly amongst several locations.
in 1978 spurred a new influx of allows for cross-referencing of items as a collective achievement and
Library donations slowed, even as the
donations to the library. Through to allow for variant spellings of advancement in the Museum
Museum set the goal of establishing a
the mid-1990s we acquired Anglicized versions of non-English development. The search Catalogue
permanent home.
academic literature in English words and the historic evolution for the Library is available on the
and in foreign languages, memoirs, In 2010, the Museum opened its of proper names. Foreign language Museum website.
fiction and also the world-renowned doors in its new location. E. Randol
series of Encyclopedia Judaica, Schoenberg, President of the
Encyclopedia of the Holocaust, Museum Board, raised the Library’s
Yad Vashem Studies, Archives of the quality significantly by purchasing
For more information on the Museum Library, contact Dr. Vladimir Melamed,
Holocaust, and The Nazi Holocaust. and donating several hundred
Director of Archive, Library & Historical Curatorship,
We also received subscriptions to volumes of new publications on the at [email protected], or call 323.651.2625.
professional journals and bulletins history of the Holocaust, including
of Holocaust studies. video materials.
The Technology in the Museum
ments and photographs displayed screen photo album. Images bubble
in the Museum. The Holocaust up towards the table surface, as if
Survivor experience is integrated in emerging from a well of history.
the Museum space through the use
of photographs, artifacts, as well as
video and audio testimonies. These
testimonies bring the Museum
displays to life and put a human
face on the otherwise overwhelm-
ing and incomprehensible number
of victims. The Museum’s multi-
media experience allows visitors to
learn about the Holocaust through
the eyes of an individual that lived
through it. The use of technology
in our new space enhances the
visitors’ experience and comple-
ments the Museum’s exhibits and When visitors touch and drag the
artifacts, expanding and deepen- pictures to them, the pictures snap
ing the visitors’ understanding of into place along the table’s edge.
the historical events and personal Narrative information about each
experiences of this time period. photo appears, allowing visitors
to learn about life in the voice of
The Museum’s new home includes those who lived it.
THE COMBINATION OF STATE- technology designed by Miles
OF-THE-ART EXHIBITS, increased Kemp’s Variate Labs and Potion In another installation, 18 touch
access to original historical artifacts Design. “The World that Was” screens stand arrayed around the
and the use of technology makes Los interactive table helps visitors un- Camp Room exhibit. Each of
Angeles Museum of the Holocaust a derstand the rich and varied lives these touch screens allow viewers
powerful teaching tool for all those who lead by European Jews before Hit- to investigate one of 18 transit,
visit. Visitors and students can tour ler’s rise to power. Populated with concentration, or death camps.
the Museum with audio guides. Audio photographs and biographical data Each screen identifies its camp by
guides allow visitors to access different collected by Central Europe Center name, and when visitors touch the
layers of information and provide a nar- for Research and Documentation, screen they can sift through several
rative to the wealth of artifacts, docu- the table functions like a touch categories of images and data.
“I will never forget [her] story. It has
changed my life. I will pass her story down
to my children and I will let people know that Museum Book Publications
the Holocaust should never be repeated.” THEY SHALL BE COUNTED:
The Theresienstadt Ghetto
–Visitor response to hearing a survivor’s story
Art of Erich Lichtblau-Leskly
Edited by Vladimir Melamed
As a prisoner during the Holocaust,
artist Erich Lichtblau-Leskly created
stunning and sardonic colored-pencil
drawings, dripping with gallows humor,
that depict day-to-day life in Theresien-
stadt, the Nazi’s ‘show’ ghetto. They Shall Be Counted stands as the first
and most comprehensive catalogue of Lichtblau-Leskly’s works and this
catalog corresponds to our exhibit on this artwork currently on display.
 
PORTRAITS IN BLACK & WHITE:
Holocaust Survivors
Of Café Europa
Photography by Barbara Mack
Text by Jane Jelenko
Portraits in Black & White captures the
essence of remarkable survivors, many
of whom pose with an object from their
past. Simple objects like a mother’s
glass, a thin cotton slip, or a crocheted
doily add powerful and evocative layers
to these stunning images. The brief biographies for each survivor reveal
unforgettable details that accompany the stunning photographs.

Both books can be purchased in the Museum bookstore and on amazon.com

ATTENDANCE FIGURES

2010 2011

The Museum educated over 33,500 visitors from it’s new building in October, 2010 to the end of December, 2011.
7,125 students visited, 229 group tours were provided and 24,702 people came independently­—not as part of a group.
We were able to tell the story with 316 survivor lectures from 30 survivors and with the continued service of 34 interns
and researchers assisting in the Museum library and archives.

With the Museum‘s increasing visibility in 2012, we expect a dramatic increase in Museum attendance as well.
 Los Angeles
Museum of the
Holocaust ASSETS 2010 2009
Current assets
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
Cash and Cash Equivalents $358,263 $47,328
December 31, 2010 and 2009 Investments - unrestricted 266, 700 187,300
Investments - restricted - 4,453,557
Inventory 1,553 -
Account receivable 32,500 -
Grant receivable 50,000 -
Pledges receivable 663,926 1,293,300
Prepaid expenses 80,077 10,857
Total current assets 1,453,019 5,992,342

Property and equipment - net 17,089,528 27,930

Construction in process - 9,206,389
Archives 70,980 -
Deposits 11,255 9,975
TOTAL ASSETS $18,624,782 $15,236,636

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$15,236,636
$18,624,782

Current liabilities
Accounts payable $447,537 $505,019
Line of credit payable 650,000
Accrued expenses 1,649 683
TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,009,186 505,702

NET ASSETS
2010 2009 Unrestricted net assets 16,811,670 8,984,078
Temporarily restricted net assets 713,926 5,746,856
Total net assets 17,525,596 14,730,934
Increase due to completion
of building construction TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $18,624,782 $15,236,636
 2010 2009

Los Angeles
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED TOTAL TOTAL

Museum of the Donations

Individuals
Foundations
$2,433,087
232,545
$5,000
825,000
$2,438,087
1,057,545
$3,954,295
217,500

Holocaust Corporations
Special Events
56,721
497,794
-
-
56,721
497,794 146,058
-

Less: direct expenses* (127,975) (127,975) (78,326)

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Affliiated Organizations 28,550 - 28,550 63,233
Federal Grants - - - 32,616
AND CHARGES IN NET ASSETS TOTAL DONATIONS 3,120,722 830,000 3,950,722 4,335,376

For the Years Ended

Revenue
December 31, 2010 and 2009 Investment Income 2,875 - 2,875 1,508
Loss on disposal of fixed assests (2,005) - (2,005) -
Other income 2,462 - 2,462 6,257
TOTAL REVENUE 3,332 - 3,332 7,765

Donated services 21,797 - 21,797 40,000

TOTAL SUPPORT, REVENUE

AND DONATED SERVICES 3,145,851 830,000 3,975,851 4,383,141

2010 TOTAL EXPENSES

$1,181,189 Net assests released from restrictions
Purpose restrictions accomplished 5,862,930 (5,862,930) - -

TOTAL SUPPORT, REVENUE

AND RECLASSIFICATIONS 9,008,781 (5,032,930) 3,975,851 4,383,141
Fundraising
Archive
Expenses
Program Services
Education Pan-Pacific Park - - - 143,860
Managment Archive 136,542 - 136,542 96,430
Education 82,521 - 82.521 96.317
Museum Operations 710,674 - 710,674 245,441

Museum Operations TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 929,737 - 929,737 582,048

Support Services
Management 132,534 - 132,534 83,198
Fundraising 118,918 - 118,918 139,976
TOTAL SUPPORT SEVICES 251,452 - 251,452 223,174

TOTAL EXPENSES 1,181,189 - 1,181,189 805,222

SUPPORT SERVICES CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 7,827,592 (5,032,930) 2,794,662 3,577,919

NET ASSETS, Beginning of the year 8,984,078 5,746,856 14,730,934 11,153,015
PROGRAM SERVICES
NET ASSETS, End of the year $16,811,670 $713,926 $17,525,596 $14,730,934

* This amount is subtracted from the Special Events

 Million capital campaign
$20
pillars $5,000,000+ builders $50,000+ Consulate of Luxembourg
Pamela and E. Randol Schoenberg Jane and Hagy Belzberg Consulate of the Netherlands
Aliza Karney Guren & Susanna Karney Flaster Consulate of Turkey
visionaries, $3,000,000+
Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles Child Survivors of the Holocaust, Los Angeles
Doretta and Jona Goldrich
Paul S. Nadler Ralph and Rosette Fischer
Toby and John Martz k'z
The Schiller Family Frances Flumenbaum
luminaries $1,000,000+ Eleanore and Harold Foonberg
Vera and Paul Guerin partners $25,000+
Vanessa and Daryl Frank
Leslie Gonda Marty Apel and Joan Berlin Apel
Michele and Larry Gold & family
Stanley and Charlotte Kandel
heroes $500,000+ Perla and Ami Karney
Joseph and Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Trust
Anonymous Zelda Gordon and family
Marcia Israel Foundation
Anonymous The Kravit and Zelig family
Daniel H. Renberg
Dr. Harvey Martz Miri and Gadi Leshem
Max Webb Foundation benefactors 10,000+ Luminous Capital
S. Mark Taper Foundation The Swiss Community of the Southwestern U.S. Richard Nelson Matthews
Wilf Family Foundation Eva Brettler Arnold R. Mirow
The Halbreich Family Paulette and Ron Nessim
guardians $250,000+ Helen and Richard Isaacson Maurice Rotkern
Georges Jorisch
The Kahan Family Gerda K. Seifer and the JFC of Long Beach
Beth and Jon Kean
The Kampen Family Lee and Fred Silton & family
Barbara and Fred k'z Kort
Sam and Carmela Kochman Leno and Paul Sislin
champions $100,000+ Lodzer Organization of Los Angeles Jeanine Strauss and family
Stanley and Joyce Black Family Foundation Roth Family Foundation Dr. Anna Newman Taylor
Elaine and Warren Breslow
supporters $5,000+ corporate partners
Diane P. & Guilford Glazer Foundation
Consulate of Austria Edelman
W.M. Keck Foundation
Consulate of Belgium Hewlett-Packard
The Tepper Family
Consulate of Croatia Tyco Electronics Elo TouchSystems
Weingart Foundation
Consulate of Germany
Marilyn and Sigi k'z Ziering

$19.5 million raised to date in gifts and pledges

 MUSEUM DONORS
$5000+ Norman and Sadie Lee Foundation Cox, Castle and Nicholson LLP Brentwood Country Club Michelle
Michelle and
and Glenn
Glenn Robson Ed Balkan
$100,000+ Paul Laufer Bruce C. Corwin Leah Bergman Brandeis Group Robson Larry Bamberger
Zelda Jeffrey & Allyn Levine DBA Four Seasons Landscaping Eva Brettler Ruth
Ruth and Lawrence Rosen
and Lawrence Larry Bamberger
DonaldGordon
T. Sterling Charitable Foundation Norman and Sadie Lee Foundation Cox, Castle and Nicholson LLP Brentwood Country Club Rosen Sherry Band
Hayden Houser Jennifer Levitt Keith & Jackie Elkins Beth Chiappetta Jamie
Jamie and
and Kenny
Kenny Rosenblood
Rosenblood Sherry Band
Jeffrey & Allyn Levine DBA Four Seasons Landscaping Eva Brettler Baptist Christian School
$50,000 + Lodzer Organization John and Karen Fishel Carl and Aviva Covitz Sonja Rosenwald Baptist
Ronald Kravit Jennifer Levitt Keith & Jackie Elkins Beth Chiappetta Sonja Rosenwald Nina andChristian
Howard School
Barsky
Rena Goldstein Odile Evile Grady Louis
Howard and Marlene Mayers Aniko Lorber and Dr. Marvin Rice
Lodzer Organization John and Karen Fishel
Harry Davids
Carl and Aviva Covitz Louis Rothman
Rothman Nina and
Terry and Howard Barsky
Lionel Bell
$5000+
The H. Schaffer Foundation The Joyce Mack Foundation
Aniko Lorber and Dr. Marvin Rice
Paul and Louise Greenberg
Odile Evile Grady
Scott Diamond
Harry Davids
Moshe
Moshe Rubinstein
Rubinstein Terry and
Vereua andLionel Bell Bell
Helmuth
Zelda
Lon V. Gordon
Smith Foundation Marilynn Mack Yehuda Hadad Shari Davis and Michael Dubin Susan
Susan Saccio
Saccio Vereua and Helmuth
Mark Bellinghaus Bell
The Joyce Mack Foundation Paul and Louise Greenberg Scott Diamond
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Hasson & Janks LLP Chabad Samuel Sinay Laura & Chuck Mandel Jean Kahn Bravo Medical Magnet HS
Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon Michael Blivess Didier Devaud Jack and Zita Gluskin Richard Lieberman
Edgar Aftergood
Larry Hochberg $500+ Amit and Tamara Stavinsky Charles and Daniel Vivian Kampler Zil and Lonni Brill
Tamara R Zahavi Walter J. Bloch Sandra C. Diem Michael A. Godfrey Irene I. S. Lieberman
Marinoff Families Barbara Algaze
Jill and Jeff Weiss Robert & Karen Kaplan Don and
Nathan and
Itzchak Hochman
Dvora Zahavi Dori Bardavid
Joanna and Gil Bogos Beverley Dorfman Iris Gold Erika and Patty Burris
Michael Lincourt
Dr. Robert Meth Alisal High School
Augusta Kaplan Jessica Lipin
Butterick
Marvin and
Sharon Jacqueline
& Stan Zalman Jubas StewartBojarsky
Celina Brookman $250+
Mike Duringer Daniel & Ivonne Goldberg
Arnold Mirow Elizabeth M. Alkaly
Jerome
HerbertZazueta
and Joyce Kean Vincent Browning Arlene J. Kaplan Anny Lipsey
Cabalzar-Hogquist
Frank Charles Boldon EIrving
and Ackerman
J Gallo Winery Ron and Barbara Goldman Mark
Dennis Mulhaupt Andreas Amann
Michael KaplanZimmerman Mark Bookman
and Lisa Carmer Herbert Kaplan California Association
Scott & Elana Tzipy Walter Egger
Henry Bamberger Basil Randi Goldman Eddie London
Howard and Susan Nemetz Archer School For Girls of Holocaust Child Survivors
Dr. Florabel Anderman Foundation Richard and Susan Kaplan
Toby ZwickerKinsler City of
Paul & El MonteBoorstin
Sharon Siguard Eklund Harris S. Goldman Los Angeles ORT College
Jack Ophirs Ariel Hadassah F. Carmi
Helen Kravit RobertBorstein
and Beverly Cohen Eva Beckmann Cherna Kapulkna
Irving David and Margrit El-Zik Piriya Goldstein Group of Metro Hadassah Lotwin Family Trust
Jean Potterat Jay Carsman
John Langer Marc & Lynn Cohen Committee Alfred andEnzer
Selma Benjamin Lyla and Marvin Kaufman
Brandeis University Geraldine Judith Goldstein Ascension Lutheran School Barry & Roberta Lowenkron
Hedy and Karl Reisman Renee Chaba
Leahand
Bergman Lowell Kay
Paul Laufer Bruce C.
Julian Corwin
Groeli and Ellen Brenner Alya Kazim Brandeis
Erfigen Group R and J Gole Florence Baker Suzan Lustig
Joyce & Jeremy Richards Julian Charter School
 MUSEUM DONORS
under $100+ continued
$5000+ Norman and Sadie Lee Foundation Cox, Castle and Nicholson LLP Brentwood Country Club Michelle and Glenn Robson Ed Balkan
Eric Luthi Soraya Nazarian Tova and Ehud Rimon Elaine Seltzer Linda Sylvers Leanna & Ronald Watts
Zelda Gordon Jeffrey & Allyn Levine DBA Four Seasons Landscaping Eva Brettler Ruth and Lawrence Rosen Larry Bamberger
Suzanne Macht Mark & Marjorie Nelson Hans Rindisbacher David & Nancy Shactman Fred and Gail Szkolnik Karen and Alan Weil
Hayden Houser Jennifer Levitt Keith & Jackie Elkins Beth Chiappetta Jamie and Kenny Rosenblood Sherry Band
Lisa Mager Barbara Nemet Grahame Roberts William and Melanie Shane Kenneth Takeda Norbert Weinberg
Ronald Lodzer Organization John and Karen Fishel Carl and Aviva Covitz Sonja Rosenwald Baptist Christian School
Francis Kravit
A. and Ilsa Maier Michael Nervik Rosmarie Robertson Rick Shapiro Yona and Matthew Tambor Richard Weiner
Howard and Marlene Mayers Aniko Lorber and Dr. Marvin Rice Odile Evile Grady Harry Davids Louis Rothman Nina and Howard Barsky
Harry Major Judith Newman Rosemary Robinson Nathan and Hela Shapow Janice Tarr Howard and Barbara Weiner
The H. Schaffer The Joyce Mack Foundation Paul and Louise Greenberg Scott Diamond Moshe Rubinstein Terry and Lionel Bell
Michael Mallaw Foundation Felice Newman Michele Rodriguez Janine M Sheilds Dethloff Jackie Tishler Caroline Weingarten
Lon Marilynn Mack Yehuda Hadad Shari Davis and Michael Dubin Susan Saccio Vereua and Helmuth Bell
Ros V.Mandelberg
Smith Foundation Paula Nordwind Ashley Roerich Lynne Sherman Judith E. Tobias Lionel & Sidel Weinstein
Roger and Jeanne Magowitz Regina and Phillip Hirsch Jenny and Richard Eidinger Seymor & Wendy Scheinberg Mark Bellinghaus
Adela Manheimer Joseph Norwood Michael Rogers Elise Sholder Daniel Enzler and Todd Cook Leah Weiss
$1000+
Edith Maniker
Dr. Erica and Jerry Miller
Nancy Nottingham
Abe and Sholeh Kashefi
Stephen Rogow
Elman Family Foundation
Harry Shragg
Leonard and Shari Shapiro
Mervin and Helen Tomsky
Tanya Berenson
Judith F. Weissman
Arnon AdarMann The Claire and Theodore Bobby and Jackie Katz Peter Epstein Fred and Lee Silton Michael and Hedvah Berg
Elizabeth Albert Noyer Gabrielle Roseman Howard Siegman Kai Towles David Weitz
Morse Foundation
Hagy Belzberg Joseph Krayndler Richard Ferris Francine Silvera Herbert Berger
Natalie Mar Wilbur & Gloria Nussbaum Carol Roseman Ann Signett Rosaelva Truscott Nancy and Andrew Wender
Jose and Freda Nessim
Bram Benjamins Alex Lauterbach Marty and Linda Frank Rachel Silverstein Lisa Berger
Patricia Marcus Kent Olcer Paulino & Leila Rosemberg Anna Silk Lily Tryfman Susanne Wildhaber
Tibor and Ericka Neumann
Martha andMarki
Barry Berkett Theodor Lichtmann Ron Frydman Southern California Dinah Berland
Frederick Eva Lopez Ontiveros Cori and Vic Rosen Albert and Frances Simon Michael Tucker Andre Williams
Wesley and Margaret Phoa Institute of Architecture
Susan Boyer Katalin Mannheim John S. Gordon Winifred Bernard
Hedy Markovitz Charlene Oretta Vicky & Bruce Rosen Donna Smallwood Bessel Van Der Kolk Yolanda Williamson
Sumner Redstone Susanne Spira
Jose Celeste and Robert Marin Arnold & Vicky Green Lisa Bernath
JosieCabranes
Martin Hanna Orsten Robert & Madeleine Rosenberg Marcia and Alan Smerican Jenny Vargas Patrick Wirz
Norma and Howard Rosen Richard and Elizabeth Stearns
Capital Research and Management Bernard Markowitz Leon & Irene Gutowicz Bill Young Student Body
E.S. Mass Lynne Ostrow Steven & Basia Rosenblum Helen Smith Christophe Vauthey Teresa Y. Wittenberg
Ruby Family Foundation Ruth & Michel Steinberger
Conference on Jewish Material J. Howard Marshall III Yvonne Harpuder Miriam Birndorf
Ursula and Paul Matheson Outdoor Products Janet & Bobby Rosenblum Greg & Andrea Smith Irene Vianue Bruce Wittenberg
Claims Against Germany, Inc. Sunny & Larry Russ Alan & Lisa Stern
Moorpark College Anne Heineman Arthur G Black
Maxwood Academy High School David & Michele Paasch Muriel Rosenkranz Dorothy Snowball Pavel Vogler Luzia Wolf
Consul General of the Janet Salter Georg & Milie Stern
Louise Moriarty Maria Herskovic Jonathan Blank
Arline L. Mayer
Republic of Croatia Patricia Payro-Freeman Rosalyn Rosin Susan L. Somberg Marcia Vogler Madeline Wolf
Fred Sands Marlene Sway
National Health Foundation Samara Hutman Al and Ruth Blinder
William andof Rita
Consulate McGaugh
Switzerland Lourdes Gonzalez Perez Mildred Mimi Rotter Harriet Song Julian Vogt Anita Woodfork
Helen & Moshe Sassover Temple Emanuel
Steve & Veronica Nessim Luiza and Dr. Andrei Iancu Mary Bloomberg
Michael
Barry McGee
& Ellen Direnfeld Deborah Peterson Ingrid Rubin Vladimir Sorkin Kathryn D. von Burg Natasha Samuels
Bonnie Schut The Capital Group Companies
Jerry & Pamela Offsay Richard Jilovsky Byron AugusteWyss
and Thomas and Emily
Larry CEisen
Bruce McKay Adriana Phann Andre Ruesch E. Spezell Todd Waller Foundation
Charitable
SEC Civil Engineers, Inc. Bloomfield
Andrew Ozurovich Charles and Alisa Jost Joan Yellin
Arnold& M.
Judy TomMellk
Flesh Esther and Louis Pierotti Richard Ruhland Juerg Spoerri Rivka Walles
Naomi Vanek
Dizengof Shami Ingrid Blumenstein
Julie and Marc Platt Jill and Stephen Karp Jan & Phil Zakowski
Sandy and
Ralph Mermelstein
Rosette Fischer Howard Pilch Roman & Ida Russ Diego Spoolstra-Harquet Eric Wannon
Lenore and Jack Wax
Isaac and Miri Shepher Ana M Boccolini
Janet Dreisen Rappaport Leslie and Kenneth Klein Beatrice Zimmerman
Adria Metson
Frances Flumenbaum George Platko Danielle Russell Manny Steinberg Melissa
Peter Wasserman
and Julie Weil
Michael & Stacey Sherman Markus Bohi
Janice & Ben Reznik Susan & Peter Klepa Ellie Zurbuchen
Eleanor
Paul A. Meyer
E. and Margaret Feder Colby and David Platus Doris Sachs Martin Steinemann Abbyand
Max Waterman
Diane Weissberg
Yakov & Roberta Shuchatowitz Borris Nii Valdez and Co
Family Foundation Herbert and Adele Reznikoff Brian and Lisa Klingenberg
Judy Meyer Samuel Plouehart Ida Sands Andrea Steinfeld Renee and Eddie Weitzer
Spectrum Oak Deane Bosnak
Bernard and Judy Meyrowitz
Franklin Neal and Michelle Rosenberg Michael Klosk
Linda and Martin Bernice Pogorel Stanley Saperstein Dieter and Anne-Marie Steinmetz Roger Wiederkehr
Ann Spicer Brandeis National Committee
Dr. Samuel Rosenthal Inspections, Inc. KornFerry
Hilary MillerGoetz Christopher A Porter Hy Schatz Laurel Steir Joseph Wolf - San Fernando Chapter
Benjamin & Barbara Tadelis
Goldsmith Family Foundation Helene Rosenzweig Elaine Kramer
Harry Mindlin Lina and Frank Pournazarian Barbara B. Schiff Bruce Steir Debby Zurzolo Brandeis SFV Go-Go Gals
GIl Tepper
Dr. Rachael Tony and Linda Rubin Law Offices of James W. Spertus
Muriel MinesGordon and Don Snyder Stephanie & Marcus Pregent Margot Schiff Anne Stern Jacqueline Brandywynne
Douglas Unger
Dorothy
Adelyne &Minsky
Osias Goren Cybele Pugliese
Dr. Gary and Maskit Schiller
Leon and Elise Schipper
Norman Lepor
Lana Sternberg
$100+ Naomi Brasky
Elisabeth Wolf
Wendy Greuel Vicki & Brad Schwartz Donna Leskly Advantage Preparatory
Cathy Mobley Lea Radziner Annie Schlesinger Harvey Sternheim Bravo Boosters, Inc. / Francisco
Frances Zaks Schools, Inc.
Hasson & Barry
Janks Monblatt
LLP Samuel Sinay Laura & Chuck Mandel Bravo Medical Magnet HS
Ellen and Catherine Rafferty Priscilla Schneider Elsa Stewart LAMH is a beneficiary agency of
Edgar Aftergood
Larry Hochberg $500+ Amit and Tamara Stavinsky Charles and Daniel Zil and
The Jewish Federation of Greater LosLonni Brill
Angeles
Rebecca Montoya Joan Raskin Esther and Walter Schoenfeld Laura K Stovitz
Marinoff Families Barbara Algaze
Nathan Hochman Dori Jill and Jeff Weiss Don and Patty Burris
Ilene Moore HelenBardavid
Rasner New Village School Sheldon Strauss
Dr. Robert Meth Alisal High School
Jessica Butterick
Marvin and Jacqueline Jubas
Selma Morrow Stewart Brookman
Mark Rechsteiner $250+
Zilo Schwartz Jeanine Strauss
Arnold Mirow Elizabeth M. Alkaly
Herbert
William and Joyce Kean
S & Rochelle Moskowitz Vincent Browning
Lynn Reed Francois and Linda Schweitzer Hans and Trudy Strobel Anny Cabalzar-Hogquist
Irving Ackerman Tax I.D. #46-0503824
Dennis Mulhaupt Andreas Amann
Michael Kaplan Mark andTara
LisaReisbaum
Carmer Annie California Association
Eric Mueller Jay and Henry Seaton
Bamberger Basil Colin Summers
Howard and Susan Nemetz Archer School For Girls of Holocaust Child Survivors
Dr.
HyonFlorabel Kinsler
Cara and Stephan Mundwiler City of El Monte
Tal Gozani and Didier Reiss Anderman
Jacques Foundation
Sebbane Stephanie Sun
Jack Ophirs Ariel Hadassah F. Carmi
Helen
DouglasKravit
Mura Robert
Blancheand Beverly Cohen
Rever Eva Beckmann
Carole Seedman Daryl Sutton Group of Metro Hadassah
Jean Potterat Jay Carsman
John LangerNaor
Mordechai Marc & Lynn
Frances RicksCohen AlfredSeiden
Neal and Selma Benjamin Sheila Swartzman Ascension Lutheran School
Hedy and Karl Reisman Renee Chaba
Paul Laufer Bruce C. Corwin Leah Bergman Brandeis Group
Florence Baker
Joyce & Jeremy Richards Julian Charter School
 Board of Museum
DIRECTORS STAFF
PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EXHIBIT TECHNOLOGY &
EDUCATION COORDINATOR
E. Randol Schoenberg Mark Rothman
Daniella Gold
VICE PRESIDENT DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
INDIVIDUAL GIVING OFFICER
Perla Karney Amy Cabranes
Sara Robyn
TREASURER DIRECTOR OF ARCHIVE, LIBRARY 
AND HISTORICAL CURATORSHIP AUSTRIAN HOLOCAUST
Beth Kean
Dr. Vladimir Melamed MEMORIAL SERVANT

SECRETARY Fabian Schopper

EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Jon Kean
Ilaria Benzoni-Clark RECEPTIONIST

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Sonia Martinez
Miriam Bell · Lidia Budgor · Rev. Dr. R. Scott Colglazier Jodi Shapiro
Andrea Cayton ·Klara Firestone · Renee Firestone · Edith Frankie CONTENT DESIGN RESEARCHER
David Goldfarb · Jona Goldrich · Blanca Hadar · Stanley Kandel Joanna Chen
Marie Kaufman · Masha Loen · Dr. Harvey Martz · Gregory McKay
Paulette Nessim · Frank Schiller · Dana Schwartz
 ANNUAL REPORT
2010/2011

Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

100 South The Grove Drive
Los Angeles, CA 900036